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Good luck Bob!
High hopes lead to despairing plummets when it comes to Michigan politics. We’re talking about the state that elected and then re-elected Jennifer Granholm as governor. It’s the state whose largest city elected and then re-elected Kwame Kilpatrick as mayor.
Good luck, Bob!
Thanks for the support.
On serious note, congratulations to Jonathan. Tom Woods is using his excellent article “Dangerous Lessons of 1937” in Tom’s Mises Academy course on the New Deal. See:
http://mises.org/daily/4039
I thought I would start a notorious scandal in the press considering all of these neo-confederates I hang with. And by using that “W” word in calling Matt Yglesias a wh*** of George Soros. Didn’t work.