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FF-164: Richard Salsman on Alexander Hamilton's positive influence on America
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This was originally recorded on 15 March 2024.
Richard Salsman is a scholar with the Atlas Society and the American Institute for Economic Research. He is also a professor at Duke University.
He discusses Alexander Hamilton's economic policies and philosophy. He argues that Hamilton was more capitalist than Thomas Jefferson and argues that he was a positive influence on America.
He also discusses briefly his break with the Ayn Rand Institute over their policies with regard to the mass hysteria of 2020.
His web site is here:
https://richardsalsman.com/
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