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Connor O'Keeffe

Connor O'Keeffe

@ConnorMOKeeffe

Rothbardian Libertarian • Writer and Video Producer at @Mises • Co-Host of The Power & Market Podcast • Weekly Column at https://t.co/0FfKU5zfoz • Views are my own

Auburn, AL Katılım Temmuz 2016
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Connor O'Keeffe
Connor O'Keeffe@ConnorMOKeeffe·
@JasonMcAtamney Sunk-cost fallacy = “This isn’t going well, but I’ve spent a lot on it already, so I should continue.” Broken window fallacy = “That act of property destruction forced the owner to pay someone to fix it, so it’s good for the economy.”
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Scott Horton@scotthortonshow·
Ep. 6222 - @joekent16jan19 on How Israel Drove Trump Towards an Unnecessary War with Iran - 3/19/26
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Mises Institute@mises·
Libertarian Scholars Conference is about to begin! Watch @ryanmcmaken's Ralph Raico Memorial Lecture, “(Classical) Liberalism Has Not Failed, and We Need It Now More Than Ever” live. Link: mises.org/live
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Saagar Enjeti@esaagar·
Trump comparing the Iran war to Pearl Harbor is even crazier when you consider that his theory was that Iran would rise up and rebel against the regime What happened to the deeply divided US society dead set against war after the surprise attack? Rally around the flag...
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Jonathan Newman
Jonathan Newman@NewmanJ_R·
Tax us! Don't sell bonds that are then purchased by the Fed with new money. This is cowardly and disguises the cost of war. Send tax agents door-to-door to collect $1,500 per household. This war is SO popular, you should have no problem raising money to fight the bad guys.
Disclose.tv@disclosetv

NOW - Hegseth confirms the Pentagon is seeking about $200,000,000,000 billion for the Iran War: "It takes money to kill bad guys."

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Amity@amitylee13·
I’m old enough to remember when @DNIGabbard stood at Ron Paul’s 90th birthday celebrating one of the most consistent anti-war voices in modern politics. 🥺 @RonPaul
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Jeff Stein@JStein_WaPo·
SCOOP: The Pentagon asked the White House today for more than *$200 billion* for the Iran war supplemental, sources say Some White House aides think Congress won't support b/c it's so big Will tee up giant battle in Congress
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Connor O'Keeffe@ConnorMOKeeffe·
We cannot afford this war with Iran
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Andrew Day@AKDay89·
"The Iranian system is becoming much more extreme. That reduces the likelihood of ending the war." As many have said, that seems the goal of some Israeli actions: create a scenario in which regime collapse seems the only viable path forward. But that could require US troops.
Danny (Dennis) Citrinowicz ,داني سيترينوفيتش@citrinowicz

Told @yne that: A. It makes sense that Jalili would be appointed as the secretaryof the SNSC, because he has already served as secretary of the National Security Council and is the supreme leader’s representative there. B. He is ultra-conservative and holds very extreme positions. His appointment also makes sense because he would win the support of the Revolutionary Guards, since he is truly regarded as one of the biggest hawks in the regime itself. His appointment would not bode well in terms of the ability to reach any kind of agreement with this regime. That is the problem from the outset with what is happening right now. True, the regime is being weakened, but in the end all those figures like Larijani, with whom it was still possible to conduct some kind of moves, are being removed. With Jalili, less so.”l C. This is a dangerous man. He lost to Pezeshkian in the last presidential election, and the fact that he received 13 million votes in the second round only shows how strong the regime’s ideological base is in Iran. That is no small number, when he is offering Iran a very conservative, ideological and religious horizon. If he is chosen, it will be another step toward the regime’s radicalization.” D. It is clear that the Iranian system is becoming significantly more extreme, and the question is what the objective is. If the regime does in fact fall, then it will not matter, because its people will no longer remain in power. But if the regime survives, he said, this would be a highly troubling development for Israel, the Iranian people and the Gulf states. E. These are very extreme people. It will be very difficult to reach any kind of arrangement with them. The Iranian system is becoming much more extreme. That reduces the likelihood of ending the war. It creates a situation in which either the regime collapses or the war continues for a very long time. @Liorbenari1 #IranWarynetnews.com/article/b1jq1b…

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Brandan P. Buck
Brandan P. Buck@brandan_buck·
ICYMI: Last night, I had the pleasure of speaking with @MLiamMcCollum about Joe Kent's resignation from the NCTC, the Iran War, and its implications for domestic politics. Check it out. youtu.be/0_75NVAdbm8?si…
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Connor O'Keeffe@ConnorMOKeeffe·
@brandan_buck “The first lesson of economics is scarcity... The first lesson of politics is to disregard the first lesson of economics.” ― Thomas Sowell
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Brandan P. Buck@brandan_buck·
I’m not an economist, but how exactly are gas prices supposed to “come back down to reality” while the U.S., Israel, and Iran are busy blowing up the Middle East’s energy infrastructure?
The American Conservative@amconmag

JD Vance on surging gas prices: "This is a temporary blip. Under the Biden administration, gas prices were high for four years... It's not going to last forever, we're going to take care of business, come back home, and you're going to see gas prices come back down to reality."

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Brandan P. Buck@brandan_buck·
For decades we were assured that American hegemony in the Middle East was necessary for freedom of navigation, energy security, and political stability. So much for that.
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Andrew Day
Andrew Day@AKDay89·
You should interpret this kind of thing not as buckpassing, but as blame-shifting. The latter is defined as "a defense mechanism where one person will avoid accountability for something they said or did, and instead deflect the fault onto someone else."
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Mises Institute
Mises Institute@mises·
Leftists sarcastically asking where the money for this war will come from are right about the GOP’s hypocrisy, but wrong to imply that it actually means there's plenty to spend on all these government programs. We can’t afford any of this. | @ConnorMOKeeffe mises.org/mises-wire/no-…
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