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The Spectacle Blog
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels was asked to choose five books on American conservatism, and discuss them. Worth noting that the selections have a bit of a libertarian bent.
His choices:
The Road to Serfdom, by F.A. Hayek
Free to Choose, by Milton Friedman
What it Means to be a Libertarian, by Charles Murray
The Rise and Decline of Nations, by Mancur Olson
The Future and Its Enemies, by Virginia Postrel
Read why he choose these books, here.
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Bob Miller| 7.6.10 @ 10:30AM
Most other governors must be reading the comics.
Tim*| 7.6.10 @ 10:05PM
" Can you be a libertarian governor?
I try to be. I mean, just to be simplistic about it, we believe that leaving the maximum number of dollars in the possession of those who earned them is an exercise in enlarging freedom. "
Beth| 5.15.11 @ 11:13PM
Link in the article is broken; this is the interview with Daniels about his book list:
http://thebrowser.com/intervie.....can-govern