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Letters
Our readers provide the overture.
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Reflections
We hit the lights, cross the line, shovel out the aid, cut off the bonuses, fire the board, wreck the neighbors, play the percentages, empty the asylum, and root, root, root against the home team.
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Features
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The Real Threat to America's Infrastructure
The United States has serious problems with its transportation infrastructure. As Randal O'Toole explains, they are the result of government's misplaced priorities.
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Beheading on a Bus
Thomas Szasz describes the way in which doctors cooperate inrelieving people of responsibility for their actions.
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At the Death of a Newspaper
Many people, including many libertarians, regard the imminent demise of newspapers as unimportant. Bruce Ramsey dissents.
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Bringing Sunshine to the Nanny State
Urban progressives have us on the slippery slope to totalitarianism, says Vince Vasquez.
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Reviews
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Anarchy Again
Most libertarians accept the existence of a minimal state. Some argue we should not. William D. Curl reviews the controversy.
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The Two Watchmen
Ross Levatter explores the worlds of "Watchmen": the film and the graphic novel.
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Hurry Up and Own
There is actually a film, Jo Ann Skousen discovers, that celebrates the business of making a profit.
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Hurry Up and Waste
Jo Ann Skousen considers a story about a woman who lives beyond her means . . . or was it a story about the U.S. government?
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Garrett the Unique
Stephen Cox studies the new biography of a great libertarian writer.
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