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You're Invited to Join Peter Schiff with Reason and FreedomWorks in DC on Thursday, 3/29 at 3 p.m.!

Reason Staff | 3.26.2012 11:25 AM

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On Thursday, March 29, Reason and FreedomWorks are excited to host a special lecture from renowned economist Peter Schiff as he responds to Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's upcoming College Lecture Series at George Washington University's School of Business.

This month, Chairman Bernanke will deliver a four-part lecture series on the Federal Reserve and the financial crisis. Offered as part of an undergraduate course, these lectures will also be streamed live to the general public starting on March 20 at 12:45 pm ET.

In response to Bernanke, economist and investment advisor Peter Schiff is offering an alternative perspective on the importance of the Fed and current state of the American economy.

Please join us:

  • When: Thursday, March 29 at 3:00 pm
  • Where: Reason's DC HQ, 1747 Connecticut Ave. NW

Q&A and Reception to follow the presentation.

Kindly RSVP to Emilia at RSVP@FreedomWorks.org

If you are unable to attend in person, please join us online at www.facebook.com/FreedomWorks for a Live Stream of the event.

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  1. Old Mexican   14 years ago

    Go, Peter!

    Go, Peter!

    Go, Peter!

    Go, Peter!

  2. Old Mexican   14 years ago

    This month, Chairman Bernanke will deliver a four-part lecture series on the Federal Reserve and the financial crisis.

    It is expected that most of the attendees will be students with sleeping disorders, looking forward for even a slight respite.

  3. R C Dean   14 years ago

    Mr. Schiff strikes me as an excellent candidate for Reason's board.

    That is all.

    1. Joshua Corning   14 years ago

      How about Cato's board?

  4. hoodie   14 years ago

    alt-text should be "Shifty Bernanke + friend"

    1. Trespassers W   14 years ago

      I don't get it.

  5. Zeb   14 years ago

    Schiff is great. But it always strikes me when I see a picture of him that he looks like a much less ugly version of Bill Maher.

  6. Joshua Corning   14 years ago

    renowned economist Peter Schiff

    I like him...but is he really renowned for? What has he done as an economist?

    1. Appalachian Australian   14 years ago

      Earned a billion dollars?

      That's gotta count for something.

      1. Loki   14 years ago

        Only to the top hat and monocle crowd. To everyone else, that makes him evil incarnate.

        1. Appalachian Australian   14 years ago

          Sort of like how Geitner is well-qualified to be Treasury chief because he can't figure out TurboTax?

    2. Zeb   14 years ago

      He did predict pretty much exactly what happened with the housing market. But I think he makes a lot of predictions like that.

  7. shrike   14 years ago

    A.B.U.

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