| Amazon.com Harry Browne， the Libertarian Party candidate for President in 1996， outlines his views on government and lays out his platform. According to Browne， just about everything from rising healthcare costs to our collapsing morality is the fault of a government that differs from organized crime only because it "has flags in front of its offices." The answer to all our ills， he says， lies with free enterprise， which should be put in charge of such tasks as national defense and education. Among the things he promises to do if elected: pardon anyone ever convicted of violating federal weapons-control laws， and sell the country's national parks. The New York Times Book Review， David Diamond Harry Browne ... has a game plan for shrinking the federal budget. |
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