Keith Hennessey

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So, when I try to understand politics, everyone seems to be very biased one way or the other.  Hennessey is clearly a republican but is less biased from many other people and I think he writes/explains political and economic ideas clearly and better than other people I've listened to or read.



His blog is keithhennessey.com.   

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  1. AliciaOctober 21, 2010 at 5:33 PM

    Very interesting! I liked his quote, "The rooster who crows each morning tells the hens that, once again, he caused the sun to rise."

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