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January 18, 2008

What a Difference a Month Makes

Bryan Caplan

Here's what Chris Hayes wrote about Ron Paul last month:

But even if the Paul campaign doesn't point the way toward some lasting, powerful, paleo-cosmo libertarian coalition (and, really, let's hope it doesn't), he is at least providing libertarians with a long-awaited Kumbaya moment. "There are personal animosities that will probably never heal," says Raimondo. "But, you know, maybe Ron Paul can unite us all."
Or not.


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TGGP writes:

Maybe Raimondo and my fellow paleos shouldn't have been bashing the beltway types constantly before. The only one returning fire most of the time was Tom Palmer.

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