Reason TV: Economist Art Laffer On How to Fix California

Paul Detrick | 4.10.2012 2:58 PM

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Joe M 14 years ago

OT: Rick Santorum ends presidential bid.

Everyone is saying the race is over now. But I say, more votes for Paul!
1. Matrix 14 years ago
  
  Yeah, but unfortunately the Santorum backers were big nanny statist twits. Paul is repugnant to people who hate liberty.
A Serious Man 14 years ago

Best Reason TV video ever.
1. A Serious Man 14 years ago
  
  This was of course sarcasm as the entry was posted at first without the video.
GILMORE 14 years ago

How to Fix California

1) Set it on fire
2) Collect the insurance

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