[RJCogburn]

An old and typically limp Feder piece.

Here's a little interesting history for you. Feder, in the 60s was the head of YAF at Boston University. He left YAF to become a founding member of something called the New Right Coalition, which was a libertarian organization, YAF having been deemed too traditionally conservative.

I guess he must figure he was a sinner by those actions and has been repenting ever since by doing Libertarian Party hit pieces. I'll certainly give him credit, he was no fool but not a real bright guy, but a determined hard worker who has been somewhat successful in his field.

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RJCogburn wrote: An old and typically limp Feder piece. Here's a little interesting history for you. Feder, in the 60s was the head of YAF at Boston University. He left YAF to become a founding member of something called the New Right Coalition, which was a libertarian organization, YAF having been deemed too traditionally conservative. I guess he must figure he was a sinner by those actions and has been repenting ever since by doing Libertarian Party hit pieces. I'll certainly give him credit, he was no fool but not a real bright guy, but a determined hard worker who has been somewhat successful in his field.

So, what's your point?