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CWRU Young Americans for Liberty Host Michael Cannon, Cato's Director of Health Policy Studies

pbhatta4670
By pbhatta4670, on Sep 23, 2010 In

Earlier this month, Case Western Reserve University's chapter of Young Americans for Liberty hosted Michael F. Cannon, director of Health Policy Studies at the Cato Institute.

Commencement: One last-ditch attempt at liberal indoctrination

matthewhurtt

"Does [it] bother you at all that one group in America... can basically exert this kind of political pressure and create an environment where, perhaps, free speech is not exercised?"

In an environment like academia, where conservative speech is often questioned and stifled, you might think that Case Western Reserve University's commencement speaker for this spring is questioning the policies of the liberal hegemony on campus in the above quotation.

Unfortunately, Katie Couric, host of CBS Evening News and CWRU's spring commencement speaker, wasn't talking about the hostile climate on campus for conservatives. And it's highly unlikely she will address the issue at commencement, given her vocal disdain for conservative principles.

The Economics Textbook of a Self-Described "European Social Democrat"

matthewhurtt

Students looking to complete an introductory course in Macroeconomics at Case Western Reserve should abandon all support for the concept of the free market. Paul Krugman, who likened his political views to that of European social democrats during a speech in Europe, co-authored "Macroeconomics" with Robin Wells in 2006.

The social democrats rebuilt the economic system in Europe after World War II into the liberal nanny state as it exists today.

In an autobiographical essay titled "Incidents From My Career," Krugman writes, "I... am an unabashed defender of the welfare state, which I regard as the most decent social arrangement yet devised." Krugman's admission does not bode well for conservatives.