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Book Review: Ron Manners' Excellent 'The Impatient Libertarian'


Published on 2025-01-10 11:20:40 - Forbes
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  • It speaks to an animating principle of libertarianism in a U.S. policy sense: abide a Constitution that leaves the vast majority of policymaking to the states so that free people can choose their individual policy bliss. If policymaking is local, people per Crane can go to bed early on presidential election nights.

The article by John Tamny for Forbes, published on January 10, 2025, reviews Ron Manners' book "The Impatient Libertarian." The review highlights Manners' journey from a mining entrepreneur to a libertarian thinker, emphasizing his advocacy for free markets, individual liberty, and minimal government intervention. Manners shares personal anecdotes and experiences that illustrate his philosophical evolution, including his interactions with notable figures like Milton Friedman. The book is described as a compelling narrative that not only recounts Manners' life but also serves as a critique of government overreach and a call for economic freedom. Tamny praises the book for its engaging storytelling and its clear, persuasive argument for libertarian principles, making it a valuable read for those interested in economics, politics, and personal freedom.

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[ https://www.forbes.com/sites/johntamny/2025/01/10/book-review-ron-manners-excellent-the-impatient-libertarian/ ]
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