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Arnold Kling  
PERMANENT LINK | NOVEMBER 1, 2010

Two Events

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Helpful Illusions... A Subtitle to Ponder...

1. Sick and Sicker, a documentary about health care policy, is now available. I was interviewed, but I think I won't appear until the sequel.

2. Celebrity Death Match featuring Paul Ryan and David Brooks, with the latter defending big-government conservatism. November 18th at AEI. I would attend, but I will be speaking in the LA area, instead.


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bill shoe writes:

Where will you be speaking in the LA area? Will it be open to the public? Thanks.

Posted November 2, 2010 12:29 AM
Michael writes:

Thanks for the heads-up. As a Canadian health care administrator, I'd say this looks depressingly accurate.

Posted November 2, 2010 3:15 PM
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