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Open Markets and Eric Cartman
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Healthier Than Fascism?
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Department of the Obvious
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Christmas Choral Music and What it Says About America
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State Level Airline Regs: Great Idea. . .Not.
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A Great Libertarian Artist?
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Ninjas are Lame
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Honey, Let’s Stay Together. . .For the Planet
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Since When Has Hugo Liked Democracy?
Ivan, Like you I was happy to see that Hugo Chavez lost the referendum that would have, more or less, made him a “president…
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LOST: Let’s Regulate Warp Drive While We’re at It.
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Cyber Cold War? Probably Not
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Who cares about “bad” foods?
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Trent Lott Knows Your Name
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OFCFAQ.ORG
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It Looks Evil
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The Cult of Historical Preservation
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In Defense of the Zone System
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I Want One
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Worst. Show. Ever. (With a Tiny Redeeming Quality.)
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Private Criminal Law Doesn’t Work
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Credit Unions and Payday Lending
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Eeek! More Banks
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Good and Bad Nobels: Where does Al Gore fit in?
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First SF Nobel?
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In the Zone
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Other Ways to Fix Elections
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Shaking up Insurance
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CFLs Rule…But we Still Don’t Need a Mandate
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Things the First Amendment Doesn’t Say
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Private isn’t Always Better (I’ll Explain)
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Climate Change Analysis Rejected. Why is this News?
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For Our Pirate Readers
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Internet Co-Ops, Why Not?
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Health and Other People’s Money
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Goodbye to Active Management?
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They’re Timid, Not (Always) Leftist
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In Defense of Freegans (Sorta)
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Pathologizing Political Disagreement
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About Metro
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About that $100 Million Skull
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Thinking About Interest Rates and the Economy
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Sen. Johnson is Back
Senator Tim Johnson, returned to work yesterday. His return means that the debate over Optional Federal Chartering of insurance will heat up (link…
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Friars in the City
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OFC Debate to Begin Again
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The Death of Employer Sponsored Health Insurance
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Computers: The Fun is Gone
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Why do the poor drop out of college?
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One Light Bulb: $47.00
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Ugly Purse, $52,500. . .and, as Cartman would say, ‘You Can’t Have It!’
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What Gives in South Carolina?
I’m writing this from the new library in downtown Columbia, South Carolina. It’s a big, open all glass building that I wouldn’t want to be…