How to Sell Liberty to the Left w/ Max Gulker of AIER
In today's flagship Lions of Liberty podcast, Marc is joined by Max Gulker of the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER). Max describes how he began as a "center left Democrat" and how he was eventually won over to libertarian ideas as the best way to achieve a more prosperous society. Max and Marc then look at a recent article by Tyler Cowen calling for "State Capacity Libertarianism", wherein he implores libertarians to give up on being "anti-State" and to instead aim for a more efficient state. Max pushes back on this idea and breaks down why this isn't an effective strategy for reaching those on the left who currently beg for more government programs.
Mentioned in today's show:
- "Private Governance, not State Capacity" by Max Gulker
- "What libertarianism has become and will become - state capacity libertarianism" by Tyler Cowen
- Walter Block discusses his conversion from communism on Lions of Liberty Ep. 9
- Check out Max's work at AIER and follow him on Twitter!
- My interview with Max from Porcfest 2019!
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