A Practical Case, Not a Manifesto
The Libertarian Solution
A Path to Smaller Government
Nineteen chapters, nineteen real people, and one method — consolidate, then eliminate — for turning libertarian principle into policy that could actually pass.
A Practical Case, Not a Manifesto
A Path to Smaller Government
Nineteen chapters, nineteen real people, and one method — consolidate, then eliminate — for turning libertarian principle into policy that could actually pass.
The Book
Most books about smaller government describe a philosophy. This one describes a plan. The Libertarian Solution takes nineteen live fights in American government — the war on drugs, housing costs, education, the minimum wage, policing, the Federal Reserve, immigration, abortion, and more — and gives each one a real person's name, the government's own case for what it does now, the data on why that case falls short, and a specific two-step path to a free-market endpoint: consolidate first, then eliminate.
Every chapter argues with the strongest version of the opposing case, concedes what the evidence actually shows, and states plainly what the proposal does not settle. It is not a book for people who already agree. It is a book that shows its work.
"A chapter that admits nothing is a pamphlet. Every chapter in this book concedes something real to the other side." — Introduction
"Consolidate, then eliminate. This is not a compromise with the state; it is the only form of the state that can be made smaller." — Introduction
What's Inside
Each chapter follows the same seven beats: the human stakes, the conventional answer stated fairly, why it falls short, a solution precise enough to check, the evidence, the strongest counterargument answered, and what it doesn't settle.
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