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Lawrence W. Reed - Jul 20, 2016

These Five Freedom Philosophers Will Liberate Your Mind

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Dan Sanchez - Jun 29, 2016

I, Pencil (2)

I, Pencil

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Are We Rome?

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Monumental sums for corporate bailouts. Staggering increases in public debt. Concentration of power in the central government. These are only some of the economic issues the United States is facing. In this illuminating essay, Lawrence W. Reed, president of FEE, discusses 21st century America and how similar it is to the ill-fated Roman welfare state of two millennia ago.

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