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October 2006: Should Libertarians Vote Democrat?

October 2006: Should Libertarians Vote Democrat?

» About this issue

Lead Essay

» The Case for the Libertarian Democrat by Markos Moulitsas

Reaction Essays

» Governing Well Is the Best Revenge by Bruce Reed

» Democrats, Liberals, and Libertarians by Harold Meyerson

» Libertarian Democrats: The Titillating Myth by Nick Gillespie

The Conversation

» October Conversation Archives

Best of the Blogs

» Why Democrats Should Become More Libertarian

» Crashing the Democratic Gates

» Matthew Yglesias vs. Tim Lee

» Jane Galt on Democrats and Economic Freedom

» Two From Somin

» State Power vs. Corporate Power

Related Content in the Cato Institute Archives

» The Libertarian Vote by David Boaz and David Kirby

» Give Divided Government a Chance by William A. Niskanen

» The Grand Old Spending Party by Steve Slivinski

» Power Surge: The Constitutional Record of George W. Bush by Gene Healy and Timothy Lynch

» By The Editors on November 5th, 2006

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