Matt Welch, Nick Gillespie Lead "Reason Day" at FreedomFest 2011, July 14-16 in Las Vegas
Matt Welch and I are happy to announce that we'll be appearing at FreedomFest 2011, which will be held July 14-16 in Las Vegas. FreedomFest is an annual gathering of 2,000 or more fans of liberty and among the featured speakers are Fox Business' Judge Andrew Napolitano, Whole Foods founder John Mackey, the Cato Institute's David Boaz, Freedom Works' Matt Kibbe, visionary Peter Thiel, and many more.
On Saturday, July 16, Matt and I will be talking about the themes and ideas in our book The Declaration of Independents: How Libertarian Politics Can Fix What's Wrong with America, which will be published on June 28 (pre-order now from your favorite online seller!). Later in the day, we'll be hosting a book signing as well.
And we'll be heading up "Reason Day," a great lineup of speakers from the Reason Foundation including Lisa Snell (education), Anthony Randazzo (fiscal policy), Harris Kenny (government reform), and Adam Summers (California's budgetpocalypse).
The organizers promise (emphasis theirs!):
Eleven Great Debates in 2011: FreedomFest is famous for challenging your mind with a series of highlighted debates. This year they will include . .
- "Selfishness: Virtue or Vice?"
- "ObamaCare: Beginning or End of Good Living in America?"
- "Free Trade vs. Fair Trade"
- "To Vote or Not To Vote: You Decide"
- "Can Science Determine Human Values?"Featured Panel Discussions: Among the many speakers, debates and breakout sessions, we will have a special panel discussions on
- "The Growing Chinese Threat: Crisis and Opportunity"
- "From Good to Great: The Keys of Successful Leadership"
- "Vaccines: Good or Bad?"
- "The Future of the Middle East: DIctatorship? Democracy? Islamic Republics?"
- "Education in America: Are We Making Progress?"
- "Beating the Market with Hedge Funds"
FreedomFest's registration fee of $495 per person ($795 per couple) covers three full days of general sessions & breakout sessions, special pre-conference session on Wednesday, all conference materials, unlimited entrance to our exhibit hall, and an early registration cocktail reception. Go here for more details.
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I am leading "Freedom Day" at ReasonFest 2011, July 14-16 in Reno. My guests will be Ralph Nader and Elke Sommer. Let's just see how they handle a little competition at Reason.
Off to work. No GG links for you peons today. Suffer.
Brent Bozell? Juan Williams? Valerie Durham: Artistic Director of The Duncan Dancers?
Senator Rand Paul's Gestapo certainly has a lot of deportin' and imprisonin' to do.
Should be interesting to see how that all works out.
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Cato Institute's David Boaz, Freedom Works' Matt Kibbe, visionary Peter Thiel
I wish I had the time to be a visionary. Stupid blogosphere.
unlimited entrance to our exhibit hall
Unlimited entrance into an exhibit hall? Are you kidding me?
Wow, that's worth twice the price.
If your gonna be in fucking Vegas, could you be in Vegas on a weekend? With that new sweet bridge over Hoover, I can be there in an a little over an hour.
$495 per person ($795 per couple)
Surely no one would get bent if I tried to break into this thing?
I don't see how they can charge any admission at all. After all, if someone shows up and doesn't pay, that doesn't prevent anyone else from showing up, does it? What's the difference between sneaking into an event without paying and pirating a DVD?
Nice.
Those pictures....