One of the great attractions of socialism has always been the continuing stress on its “ideal” goal, an ideal that permeates, informs, and guides the actions of all those striving to attain it.
Murray N. Rothbard, Ph.D., For a New Liberty p. 377
Reed Cooley is a policy fellow with the Independent Institute, & former Vice President of Communications at Young Americans for Liberty, formally Students for Ron Paul.
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