>>>>> This is not a wager. ?It is a free market free trade offer.

>

>>>>> I'll pay $200 US for a hard copy answer to The Question from an
>>>>> outspoken "market" economist at the Hoover Inst., Heritage Foundation,
>>>>> American Enterprise, Cato, the Chicago School of Economics, von
>>>>> Mises.*

>

>>>>> The Question is:

>

>>>>> "Does free speech precede each and every free trade?"

>

>>>>> The rules are simple.

>

>>>>> 1. ?The letterhead must be from Hoover Inst., Heritage Foundation,
>>>>> American Enterprise, Cato, the Chicago School of Economics, von Mises
>>>>> Inst.*

>

>>>>> 2. ?The Question must appear in the body of the letter.

>

>>>>> 3. ?Some text must appear to be an answer to The Question, either a
>>>>> "yes" or "no" or "I dunno."

>

>>>>> 4. ?The signature of the outspoken economist must appear in the
>>>>> letter.

>

>>>>> 5. ?Email BretCah...@aol.com a copy in an attached pdf or tiff file
>>>>> along with a mailing address. ?If you are really secretive include a
>>>>> map of a stump or pipe where I can stuff the cash. ?(Lower 48 only.)

>

>>>>> * Other shill tanks may be considered.

>

>>>> Don't be silly. A professional economist with a job at the Cato Institute
>>>> isn't going to waste their time writing articles for $200.

>

>>> ?ah, but we know they surf the ngs, and i have engaged a few over the
>>> years.

>

>>Anyone, for very little money, about $1 at the post office, can out
>>any outspoken GOP "market" economist simply by posting here with the
>>tracking number from a polite hard copy letter, before and after it is
>>sent.

>>I have original hard copy scribblings from Milton Friedman. �What are
>>the odds of _all_ of the "outspoken" economists dodgin' 'n dodgin' one
>>simple question?

>>Quite good actually. �They _all_ know the correct answer will
>>immediately end up in a federal lawsuit that will destroy their
>>careers.

> So now it's "Brett Cahill the killer of Economists?"

> You think too highly of yourself.