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What libertarians get wrong about freedom

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We tested one of the media's favorite economic theories

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  • The Argument

    The Argument is a magazine making the combative, evidence-based case for liberalism. Founded by Jerusalem Demsas. Join us, we're libbing out.

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    Fellow at The Argument, Tech & Society

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    (my Brit) fellow at The Argument covering gender etc.

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    Editor-in-Chief of The Argument | [email protected]

  • Zach Parolin

    I study public policy, poverty, and social mobility. I'm currently Professor of Social Policy at University of Oxford, Director of Inequality Programme at INET Oxford, and Professorial Fellow at Nuffield College.

  • Charlotte Swasey

    data nerd in politics, I can also be found @charlotteeffect on Twitter and bluesky

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    Fellow @ The Argument arguing about politics and polling online

  • Nicholas Bagley

    University of Michigan Law Professor, former Chief Legal Counsel to Governor Whitmer

  • Robert Gordon

    Visiting Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School. Former Biden and Obama senior official, Michigan DHHS Director, NYC DOE.

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    Alan M. Cole / Public Finance Econ, Public Policy, Miscellaneous Tax work with Tax Foundation

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    Blogger, journalist, podcaster, trying to get back to my roots.

  • Kelsey Piper

    We're not doomed. We just have a very long to-do list. @The Argument.

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    running the political data and polls @TheArgument. founder of Split Ticket, also an ML engineer in the SF bay area :) cal alum and chelsea fan, so I love watching my sports teams lose.

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