Thomas Sowell on Rush's radio show (Walter Williams subbing) 1pm hour

August 24

[Ooh-Ah]

Thomas Sowell coming on Rush's radio show (Walter Williams subbing) 1pm hour

[libertarian27]

Thanks for the heads-up!

[Mr. K]

I hope Sarah Palin puts these two on her economic team the first day!

[Retired Greyhound]

Listening now. Two brilliant sages.

It’s like listening to a couple old friends shoot the breeze.

[nutmeg]

Priceless! Listening now... :o)

[r-q-tek86]

ping

[Huck]

Was listening to WW earlier. He’s interesting. I just wish there was at least one conservative talker who could cast a critical eye on the Founders, instead of treating them like demigods. It’s hard for me to listen sometimes. How anyone can quote Madison’s “few and defined” powers nonsense without laughing is beyond me.

[Codeflier]

Two great men.

[Retired Greyhound]

How anyone can quote Madison’s “few and defined” powers nonsense without laughing is beyond me.

Can you expand on this thought?

[Retired Greyhound]

Ruh-roh.

Tom Sowell is “pessimistic, fighting off despair”.

But he does feel that if we can survive the Obama years, we will be better for it.

[Calm_Cool_and_Elected]

Love them both!

[Freddd]

I like Thomas, but I couldn’t handle any more of williams, I turned Rush off today.

[jazusamo]

Thanks for the heads up, I guess I’m too late.

[Marathoner]

Damn, wish I’d known Dr Williams was subbing earlier.

[Ooh-Ah]

KRMG is one hour behind so you can catch it HERE Hope this link works.

[Carley]

After fifteen minutes I was ready to set my hair on fire.

[kittymyrib]

Those two are GREAT! In a fair world, they would have gone to D.C. and brought some badly-needed sanity to our government.

[kittymyrib]

Those two are GREAT! In a fair world, they would have gone to D.C. and brought some badly-needed sanity to our government.

[Jacquerie]

We had a good 140 year run, didn’t we? The 1787 Constitution plus Bill of Rights held up (Okay, less the Civil War) until the FDR Congresses. Downhill since.

The problem is not with the Constitution, but with the people. If the people gave a rip and elected constitutionalists rather than so many “progressives,” we wouldn’t have our current problems.

Madison, Franklin and Hamilton and surely others remarked that our Constitution is only suitable for a virtuous people. No piece of paper can protect our liberties; it is up to us.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

I was about to take a quick nap but put that off...