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TITLE: LIBERTY Magazine
[LIBERTY is a review of libertarian and classical liberal thought, culture and politics, published bi-monthly by
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ISSUE DATE:
February 1999; Volume 13, Number 2
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Standard sized thin magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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FEATURES.
The Liberty Poll Liberty surveyed its readers in an attempt to learn what libertarians think about life, God, government and morality.
The Old Liberty and the New R.W. Bradford takes a close look at what the Liberty Poll revealed and finds that the libertarianism of Rothbard and Rand is giving way to the libertarianism of Friedman, Mises and Hayek.
War of Words The religious right forever bashes gays and abortion advocates. If ideas really have consequences, Sarah McCarthy suggests, maybe social conservatives share responsibility for the murder of gays and abortionists.
A Shame Upon the Presidency Bill Clinton and Richard Nixon have more in common than their contempt for truth. Frank Fox shows how you can lose the most secure and powerful job in the world.
The Men Who Would To keep their man up, Clinton's apologists are trying to bring all other presidents down. Stephen Cox raises the level of the discussion by elevating the truth.
Conservatism's Self-Inflicted Suicide Richard Kostelanetz explains Pwhy, if conservatives don't purge everyone who has called for the impeachment of the president, they'll suffer the same fate as Eisenhower-era liberals who refused to purge Stalinists from their midst.
A Weekend in Pittsburgh When gay and labor activists descend on the Steel City for their conventions, they have just one thing on their minds: socialism! Ralph Reiland took a deep breath and attended their gatherings.
Alias Dr. Death Thomas S. Szasz warns: if you think Dr. Jack Kevorkian supports a person's right to die, think again.
Clinton's Race Initiative: Not Too Swift The business of America is talk, talk, talk. But, Michael Drew wonders, does it mean anything at all?.
Pinochet Reconsidered Euro-leftists condemn Gen. Augusto Pinochet as a killer. Karen Araujo and John Cobin say things look different from Chile, where Pinochet is seen more like the Founding Father of a modern, market-oriented country than as a mass murderer.
Showdown at Sodaville Sometimes a weed is just a weed. And sometimes it's an excuse for the federal government to steal your property, as Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw learned. Then they taught the government a few lessons.
REVIEWS.
Ayn Rand's "Cult" Objectivists won't be happy with Jeff Walker's new book on Ayn Rand. But then Jeff Walker won't be happy with R.W. Bradford's review.
Victims All The costs of the War on Drugs can't be measured in statistics, Jonathan Ellis observes. They are measured in destroyed lives.
Feminist Cover-up Wendy McElroy jogs the selective memories of a couple of addled radical feminists.
Booknotes on smoke, sex, and economics in outer space.
Notes on Contributors.
Terra Incognita.
Letters Where e-mail and snail mail become one.
Reflections Liberty's editors weep for the "underpaid" teachers, warn of the coming of the cigarette police, deconstruct the politician-priest who claims to have "studied impeachment more than any American," warn Bill Clinton not to plan any foreign travel, and blow the whistle on an amazing government program to turn bankers into Big Brother.
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