| ‘The Surprisingly Weak Reasoning of Mohamud‘; Richard Nixon’s exploitation of political ignorance; Making Defamation Law Great Again: Michael Mann’s suit may continue; Congress should act to reclaim its war powers; Cato podcast on Nelson v. Colorado and the presumption of innocence; | | | | | | | | Richard Nixon’s exploitation of political ignorance | | A new paper shows that Richard Nixon adopted wage and price controls even though he knew they were harmful. He did it to exploit public ignorance. Sadly, he was far from the last political leader to manipulate the public in this way. | | By Ilya Somin • Read more » |
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