Exploring the Presidency, Part II
the Republicans
Sorry to bore you with more contemporary politics (eg politics is entertainment for the uncreative), now to follow-up yesterday's blog on the libertarians and democrats, the race for the republican nomination looks thus:
Rudy Giuliani
John McCain
Again, what does this say?
But on a more serious note, check out James Buchanan and Kenneth Arrow on the intersection of politics and economics (the news is not good for starry-eyed optimistic believers in democracy), so, relax and fight (or ignore) the noisey fruitless powerstructure, go about your own business and help yourself and those you love without harming anyone else in the process.
Sorry to bore you with more contemporary politics (eg politics is entertainment for the uncreative), now to follow-up yesterday's blog on the libertarians and democrats, the race for the republican nomination looks thus:
Rudy Giuliani
John McCain
Again, what does this say?
But on a more serious note, check out James Buchanan and Kenneth Arrow on the intersection of politics and economics (the news is not good for starry-eyed optimistic believers in democracy), so, relax and fight (or ignore) the noisey fruitless powerstructure, go about your own business and help yourself and those you love without harming anyone else in the process.
posted by Cameron Weber at 9:21 AM
