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James Parsons
Washington, D.C. area, USA
I'm a classical liberal, because I believe a system of personal freedom and free enterprise leads to greater human well-being than other legal and economic systems.
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- Government uses scare tactics in recent terrorist ...
- Close Gitmo and end military commissions
- Fiscal stimulus badly needed yesterday!
- Barack Obama weak on (Internet) security
- The case for an automaker bailout
- 100 companies may not qualify for continued inclus...
- Barack Obama: School choice hypocrite
- Buffett says Detroit automakers must change
- Barack Obama and counter-terrorism
- An FDIC seizure of Citigroup could doom the financ...
- More stocks down 85% than up at all this year
- Suggested human rights goals for the Obama adminis...
- Don't panic about the stock market...
- Is deflation a threat to the economy?
- Advice for the president-elect
- Middle class economic stagnation is a myth
- Automaker bankruptcy will lead to streamlined oper...
- Auto manufacturing in the South remains strong
- General Wesley Clark's bailout argument is fallacious
- An automaker bailout is harmful in the long run
- Retail sales will get worse
- Treasury's proposed bailout of credit cards is not...
- A humorous example of international diplomacy
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- Those in government still don't get it!
- Terrorist behavior
- America's two auto industries
- Election of Obama reduces flag burning abroad
- Sarah Palin correctly blames Bush for election loss
- Buffett stocks on sale
- A condensed version of I.O.U.S.A.
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