At 08:39 PM 3/6/01 -0500, you wrote:
Two of Ted Kennedy's aides, Stephen Breyer and Phil Bakes, were apparently
involved with the antiwar movement at Harvard, in much the same manner as
Bill Clinton I suppose. For these two, the drive against airline regulation
was somehow akin to the 60s
While it is perhaps to soon to make the argument that the "neoliberal" turn
in the USA was a thoroughly bipartisan affair, I am struck by the broad
consensus around airline deregulation, which was one of the earliest
attempts to reverse the New Deal legacy. (Of course, it should be
emphasized
Lou, I am enjoying your posts on this subject, but is this characterization
correct?
Louis Proyect wrote:
Kahn, a Hayekian ideologue,
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Michael Perelman
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