A discussion of the current state of higher education, the value of the cost of college, and what research has concluded about who should attend and who should pursue post-high school alternatives.
Videos
Interview on KVOI 1030 AM, “Wake Up Tucson” 01/09/17
Deep dive into the structural differences being the selection of the chief executive in parliamentary vs presidential systems. Discussion touches on the ratio of high-performing liberal democracies to their adoption of parliamentary vs presidential structures, the differentiation between head of state and head of government, and the Constitutional history which lead to our form of presidential system including the purpose of the Electoral College.
Interview on KVOI 1030 AM, “Wake Up Tucson”, 10/27/2016
Recap and compliments to Herb Stratford on a great first annual Film Fest Tucson and Startup Tucson for the excellent 10West Festival, then we dove into the history and results of third party presidential campaigns and the political structures which drive our system towards 2 or 3 parties vs more.
Interview on KVOI, “Wake Up Tucson”, 06/14/2016
Addressing populism, the Trump presidential campaign, and the importance of a national political party which genuinely represents classical liberal, limited, constitutional government.
Interview on FXStreet, 04/22/14
My interview with Dale Pinkert of the FXStreet Live Analysis Room…
Taylor Davidson: Libertarian views on healthcare, rule of law, interest rates, military adventurism and more
Interview on KVOI, “Wake Up Tucson” 04/08/2014
Discussion of positive and negative rights and how they apply to healthcare, firearms, speech and other areas of life. Also includes conversations about the policy history of the healthcare and insurance industry, Constitutional interpretation and enforcement, and the role of education in informing the voting public.
Interview on KVOI, “Wake Up Tucson”, 03/25/2014
Introducing the University of Arizona’s Center for the Philosophy of Freedom and discussing the philosophical traditions of classical liberalism and political economy.
