I share your concerns, Jeff, but found this piece to be mostly not about politics. And where he comments on current views and policy, I was less bothered by what he was saying than by my tendency to agree in many cases. But mostly this is interesting and useful totally separate from his politics, I think.
On Thursday, September 26, 2013, Jeff Aitken wrote: > thanks Michael! > > It's unfortunate that I have a lingering dislike for Mr. Gilder, who was > famous for awhile around 1981 when the Reagan administration rolled out its > economic agenda, and his work was considered one of its intellectual > pillars. > > Twas a long time ago, and no doubt the man remains a hard thinker and > clear writer, perhaps with more heart than I experienced back then. > > With that caveat, I'll dig into this when I have a chance. Thanks for > sharing. > > Jeff > San Francisco > > On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 12:25 PM, Michael Herman < > [email protected] <javascript:_e({}, 'cvml', > '[email protected]');>> wrote: > >> Here's a long one, friends… But maybe an important one. >> >> What follows is an excerpt from a markets newsletter I've read for maybe >> 10 years by a financial expert and best-selling author Named John Mauldin. >> He describes and then shares an article by a guy named George Gilder, Who >> seems to have been writing "important" books for at least a few decades. >> > -- Michael Herman MichaelHerman.com (312) 280-7838 Sent from my iPhone
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