The Tenth Amendment Center's Michael Boldin calls it "the Horton rule." (It is my rule, but I didn't name it that.) It goes like this: Because libertarians are so dang good on everything -- better than the left on things the left is good on (e.g.: gays, drugs, cops, wars) and better than the right on the things they're good on (e.g. markets, guns, debt, taxes) -- that means that when trying to influence regular people, that we always have the opportunity to attack the left from the left and the right from the right in order to show them the path to freedom. Why come at them from their...
Mind the Gap: A Strategy For Saying Libertarian Things
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