| Inside Liberty |
| 4 |
Letters | Readers touch the Fed's private parts, explore the monagamous
Enlightenment, take us to task about Badnarik's nomination, and
more. |
| 7 |
Reflections | We salute Mr. Saigon, Nixonize
Kerry, find pigskin and pot don't mix, logic-check Harper's, admire Moore's
"Triumph," get down with Osama and Lucifer, square the circle with Kerry,fight
terrorism with feminism, and celebrate the liberation of
Poletown. |
|
Features |
| 23 | Kerry Nation | Doug Casey holds his nose, sifts
through the latest dreck the Democratic party has offered, and tells us what
we're in for. |
| 25 | The Michael Moorization of John Kerry | John Kerry has made the racist,
mendacious ranting of a two-bit propagandist the center of his campaign, writes
Patrick Quealy. |
| 26 | In
Defense of Ronald Reagan | Liberty's editor claimed that "government spending grew rapidly
during Reagan's presidency and individual liberty suffered." Milton
Friedman offers challenges that claim the evidence "speaks for
itself." |
| 27 | Freedom
and Spending Under Reagan | R.W. Bradford stands by his words. |
| 29 | When You Wish
Upon a Czar | . . . it makes no difference how accountable you are. Norman
Ball romps through the palaces of America's new power elite. |
| 31 | Freedom at the Ballot Box | For most Americans, voting is a ritual that
sanctifies thesft and aggression. R.W. Bradford wonders, is there any
reason for a person who values liberty to participate in the
process? |
| 34 | Who Owns the
Fed? | The
Federal Reserve System makes money out of ordinary paper. Who profits from this
magic? Bill Woolsey explains the mysteries of the Fed. |
| Reviews |
| 41 | The Paper
War on Terror | A government-chartered commission investigated America's
intelligence failures and proposed to fix them with more government. That answer
is as wrong as the outcome was predictable, writes Christopher A.
Hartwell. |
| 44 | The Case Against Bush | The Bush administration is a train wreck.
Anthony Gregory sorts through the debris. |
| 46 | Marriage
Is Fabulous | If marriage is such a swell thing, why don't its straight
supporters want to share it with gays? And just why does the state think it
should set the rules? John Coleman looks for answers. |
| 49 | The Unwasted Vote | Greg Kaza examines the curious
history of fringe parties in America. |
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| 47 | Notes on Contributors | Before the cock crows thrice, you will deny
them three times. |
| 54 | Terra Incognita | Don't ask, don't tell, don't
pursue. |
