The show’s panelists this week are Dave Weigel of Reason, Amanda Carpenter of Townhall.com, and Jamie Kirchick of The New Republic. David White hosts. Topics covered include:

Hillary’s West Virginia win
Mississippi rising
Bush’s swipe at Obama
California’s gay marriage ruling
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The show’s panelists this week are Michael Brendan Dougherty of the American Conservative, Peter Suderman of Doublethink, and Megan McArdle of The Atlantic’s Asymmetrical Information. David White hosts. Topics covered include:

Obama (almost) clinches the nomination
Clinton stays in
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The show’s panelists this month are Michael Brendan Dougherty of The American Conservative, freelance writer Cheryl Miller, and writer David White. Topics covered include:

Sam Francis, castaway of the conservative movement
the anti-Carrie Bradshaws
Lou Dobbs-style populism
How to break into the writing and editing racket

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The show’s panelists this month are Brendan Conway of The Washington Times, Jonathan Williams of Tax Foundation, and Alex Lawson of the Whitman-Walker Clinic, and Duncan Currie of The Weekly Standard. Topics covered include:

How Iraq veterans who ran for Congress did in the elections
Proposed energy taxes
HIV and AIDS in Washington, D.C.
Stem cell voter initiatives
The “Outrage [...]

The show’s panelists this month are Brendan Conway of The Washington Times, Jonathan Williams of Tax Foundation, and Alex Lawson of the Whitman-Walker Clinic, and Duncan Currie of The Weekly Standard. Topics covered include:

How Iraq veterans who ran for Congress did in the elections
Proposed energy taxes
HIV and AIDS in Washington, D.C.
Stem cell voter initiatives
The “Outrage [...]

This is a special edition of AFF Radio. In the new issue of Doublethink magazine, Baylen Linnekin writes about chef, author, and traveller Anthony Bourdain, and explores whether this salty bon vivant is the purest pop-culture expression of libertarianism today. Linnekin interviewed Bourdain for his piece and this episode of AFF Radio is the full [...]

The show’s panelists this month are Jim Geraghty of National Review, David Weigel of Reason magazine, and David Fredosso of the Evans Novak Political Report. Topics covered include:

The midterm election
How Republicans have ceased to stand for limited government
Why conservatives need not throw themselves under the bus because of the Republican’s impending loss
A special Elections 2006 [...]

The show’s panelists this month are Blake Dvorak of The Washington Times, Bill Piper of the Drug Policy Alliance, and writer Meghan Keane. Topics covered include:

What year is it (historically speaking)?
Do government anti-drug ads work?
Ruminations on celebrity and fame
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The show’s panelists this month are writers Jacob Grier and J.P. Freire and Sean Higgins of Investor’s Business Daily. Topics covered include:

The eminent domain taking of a local magic shop
Why some conservatives are supporting a higher minimum wage
Identity politics on the right
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The show’s panelists this month are Jeremy Lott, author of In Defense of Hypocrisy: Picking Sides in the War on Virtue; Tim Carney, author of The Big Ripoff: How Big Business and Big Government Steal Your Money; and AFF Executive Director David Kirby. Jerry Brito hosts the program. Topics covered include:

How collusion between government and [...]