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Wed, 6/15!: Ask a Libertarian w Nick Gillespie & Matt Welch!
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0:31Now PlayingGot a question for a libertarian? Then give it your best shot on Wednesday, June 15, when Reason's Nick Gillespie and Matt Welch answer any and all queries, such as:
How do you feel about net neutrality?
Who are you supporting in 2012?
Why do you hate poor people?
Do these pants make me look fat?
Aren't libertarians just Republicans who smoke pot?
What about the children?
Gillespie and Welch are the authors of the new book The Declaration of IndependentsHow Libertarian Politics Can Fix What's Wrong with America, due out on June 28th. Early reviews have called Declaration "the uptodate statement of libertarianism" (Tyler Cowen, Marginal Revolution); "an enthusiastic, entertaining libertarian critique of American politics (Kirkus Reviews); and "a political alarm clock" (Amy Alkon, The Advice Goddess). For more info and to preorder from your favorite online bookseller, go to
On Wednesday, from 10AM ET til 6PM ET, Gillespie and Welch, will receive questions via Facebook, Twitter, and email, and, with the help of Reason.tv's crack team of videographers (who may well be on crack that day), will post rapid-fire video responses to your most probing and provocative queries.
The lines open on Wednesday, so think up your toughest question and send it our way between 10AM ET and 6PM ET.
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