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[1] Nick Gillespie of Reason Magazine - part of the "Kochtopus" - highlights the $10 million as if it's a good thing:
reason . com/blog/2011/02/25/
the-koch-brothers-right-wing-c
That links to the undated lasocialdiary.com/node/125921 which says:
I think [David Koch has] committed more than $440 million to various philanthropies and projects asides from high culture. He...
... opponents. The video features Nick Gillespie of Reason Magazine interviewing the crowd at yesterday's Glenn Beck event.
At 5:00 on the video Gillespie asks an attendee for the one political change he'd like to see. The attendee responds: "The biggest thing... is illegal immigration. I'm a construction worker... I got laid off, laid off for a year and a half."
Clearly, he's at the wrong rally:...
... pajamasmedia.com/instapundit/100575 has an interview Nick Gillespie of Reason Magazine did with Mickey Kaus. At the beginning they discuss immigration, and Gillespie, rather unbelievably, asks "what was the negative outcome of the 1986 immigration reform [bill]". Kaus responds with the obvious answer: we have millions of illegal aliens in the U.S. Gillespie then asks, "why is it a problem?" And...
... the DC circuit.
* On the video, Nick Gillespie refers to the "nation developing an environmentalist sensibility" in 1969. Let's just say that many libertarians know that environmentalism isn't popular with their corporate benefactors. So, if you want the Cuyahoga River to take fire again, the libertarians are willing to help.
* The video refers to "lavish public spending on sports stadiums" and...
... brain trust of Reason Magazine, Nick Gillespie and Matt Welch, offer "Where the votes are". The laugh-a-minute article tries to pretend that the libertarian vote means something:
As David Boaz of the Cato Institute and David Kirby of America's Future Foundation note in a study of public opinion polls, roughly 15% of the electorate can be considered libertarian.
Just as long as you define things...
... conservative on immigration", link), Nick Gillespie of Reason Magazine offers the following (reason . com/hitandrun/2004/12/hillarys_nation.shtml). I've tried to condense his thoughts down as much as possible, and I've put fact-based corrections in brackets and in bold:
Hillary's National I.D. Card
[...slags off on the WashTimes because of their Moonie connection and their cost...]
...stance...