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Bryan Caplan Interviews Chris Rufo

Policy@McCombs

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The Hidden Ruler of American Intellectual Life

Farah's biography is just stunning because he led a life of a parapetetic third world revolutionary propagandist. And then it somehow despite his ideas failing everywhere he tried to implement them and the third world revolutionary societies, he's been pulled as a key influence in the American educational system. So I think it's just such a unique symbol of of of idiocy of the American intellectual class that they would take someone with such an abysmal track record, elevate him into an American hero.

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