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Cato Podcast

The Libertarian Democrat, Part II

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4.5979 Ratings

🗓️ 16 October 2006

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Welcome. This is Anastasia Yuglova bringing you the Cato Daily Podcast.

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Be sure to log on to our website W.W. dot kato.org for a full archive of our

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podcast as well as many other audio offerings.

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Today's podcast concludes the two-part series with Marcos Co-Smolitzus of Dailycoast.com.

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Don't forget to follow the discussion with contributions from Bruce Reed of the Democratic Leadership

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Council.

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American Prospect Editor-at-Large Harold Meerson and Reason Magazine's editor-in-chief,

0:30.6

Nick Gillespie, all online at W.W. Cato-Unbound.org.

0:37.0

So we already talked a little bit about what makes a Libertarian Democrat.

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Now let's get into the nitty gritty of our disagreements.

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For example, let's talk about the Democratic track record.

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The last administration was full of abuse between Waco, Clinton's military interventions, and

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Janet Reno.

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And during this administration administration only one senator

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Russ Feingold voted against the Patriot Act.

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What do you say to that?

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The reason one senator voted against the Patriot Act,

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that's the easy answer, is because Republicans

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had created a political climate were criticizing the administration

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on anything having to do with the war on terror was akin to treason.

1:08.4

So they did so, in a lot of ways, ratified the fact that they were weak.

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And there's no doubt that the Democratic Party

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