strains of libertarianism in Austrian economic thought. But I mean, I think that's really one interesting subject, which is how is our country dividing really? We keep saying in America's never been this divided, but what's dividing us really and what are the dividing lines and how can we wrap our arms around that and can come to an understanding of what that means in order to make more informed decisions for ourselves? And I think one area where that's relevant is, I mentioned it, the Stable Act. The Stable Act is, I think one of the reasons why it's being introduced today is because we're coming into an environment, into a decade where we can expect to see higher levels of progressive legislation and a greater desire to regulate the economy, to regulate society. And that, I think, stems from the failures of the last 30 to 40 years, some of which are market failures, many of which are the failures of government and the failure both to regulate and to regulate properly and over- (21/97)
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