Atlas felt a sense of déjà vu

The Economist ^ | 2/26/09 | The Economist

[WOBBLY BOB]

that’s awesome, I that available in bumpersticker form?

[roses of sharon]

http://www.tngop.org/

One for $5, three for $12.

[Mr. Blonde]

She doesn’t have the rights, but has expressed interest even committed to playing Dagny Taggart.

I don’t see anyway a 3 hour movie can do it justice.

[tcrlaf]

“always knew that full fledged liberalism would produce the results described in the book. We are there.”

The bill for liberalism has been pushed off on to later generations for close to 50 years now.

That bill is now DUE IN FULL, and WE are the later generatioN!!

[tcrlaf]

WHERE can I get one of those stickers!!!!!!!

[roses of sharon]

http://www.tngop.org/

One for $5, three for $12.

[gorush]

...couldn’t agree more. I can trace the start back to John Adams and his appointed federal judge Marbury. Still, historically speaking, 230 years was a pretty good run for a republic.

[Colinsky]

I think Carrie-Ann Moss would play a great Dagny Taggart.

Carrie-Ann is 41, probably a little too old to play Dagny, who is 32 as the book opens.

[WOBBLY BOB]

saw that after the fact...thanks. I ordered 5

[RedMonqey]

He would do well as Dagney’s brother.

Nah. More likely as Henry Reardon's whiney, charity gadfly brother

[ffusco]

Yes, if only we heard the calm, unplaccable voice.

[ffusco]

Yes, if only we heard the calm, unplaccable voice.

[Chewbacca]

We need a few Wyatt’s Torches around to scare the politicians some.