Well, Argentina has done something that nobody thought was possible pretty much anywhere,

but especially in Argentina.

I mean, this is a country that has largely been dominated by one political movement since the 40s,

and it has been heavily left wing.

So how is it possible that Argentina has just elected what appears to be a genuine

libertarian? Like not the fake kind that like, you know, occasionally say that, oh yeah, I'm libertarian

because I want to legalize drugs, but I don't know anything about economics, right? No, no,

this guy seems to actually know what he's talking about when it comes to economic and political philosophy of a liberty-based approach to government.

And he didn't win by a couple of points. He blew it out of the water. And so today, we're going to go through and we're going to ask a couple of questions.

The first thing we're going to ask is, who is this guy?

Right.

Is he actually the real deal?

Right?

And will the powers that be actually let him do what he's promised?

Because let's face it, we're talking about a region of the world where coups are not

necessarily an unheard of sort of thing, especially in Argentina.

So we're going to answer all these questions today.

And we're also going to consider is something like this even possible in the United States right now?

All of that and more coming up on this episode of making the argument brought to you by Good Ranchers.

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