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November 5, 2012

The Geen Road to Serfdom

Robert Bradley, MasterResource

. . .Last week, the energy view of Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson was reviewed at MasterResource. The wish was that the Republican ticket of Romney/Ryan would take to heart the fundamental free-market approach of Johnson for the benefit of consumers, taxpayers, and the general economy. . .

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