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- I think Will was talking about the actually poor (as in starving africans), not the relatively poor americans.
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- <blockquote>I completely disagree with this statement, and the evidence refutes it. You need to explain why the states in our country with the highest obesity rates are also are poorest....
- Will said "without the economies of scale of 'big food'", speaking of our society as a whole, and presumably also the world as a whole, seeing as so much American food is exported...
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In this morning’s Marketplace commentary, I argued nature needed a helping hand to wreak as much human damage as it did recently in Burma and China. The upshot:
Economic growth creates roofs that don’t blow away, walls that don’t crumble, hospitals to te ... Continue reading »
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Unfortunately the reasons for the bumbling and inept response to Katrina (for instance) have little to do with the kind of variance found in the preferred public policy of any major candidate. Nobody is pushing a plan to abolish FEMA, most especially the public.
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I hope that you will be calling on conservatives, as well as your fellow libertarians, to stop smearing modest income redistribution policies, such as the minimum wage, with the label "socialism".