What Tom Woods reads everyday

For those of you not subscribed to Tom Woods' email distro, it's worth your while.  This morning he sent out some links where he gets his daily news from.  We've written what we as liberty lovers should be reading in order to become more educated on political philosophy and economics here. 

​Tom's list is really his quick list that he hits as the coffee is brewing each day.  Check it out:

Some people have been asking me what websites I like to read for news and opinion.

So here you go. You won't be shocked by any of these, but I'll bet there are some relative newbies among you who won't know all of them.

It goes without saying that I don't necessarily agree with everything on these sites.

(1) LewRockwell.com. Of course. And I love Lew's Political Theatre blog, which tells me the real news behind the headlines.

(2) Target Liberty. Robert Wenzel's libertarian site gives me lots of great content every day (and I visit the site multiple times a day), and the occasional movement gossip, which I secretly love.

(3) Economic Policy Journal. Here's Bob Wenzel's strictly economic and financial blog. If I were more of a grownup, it would have more appeal to me than Target Liberty, but....

(4) GaryNorth.com. The only person I pay to read. Dr. North knows more about U.S. and European history, and the various schools of historiography, than I ever will, and he's so prolific it's ridiculous. If his critics could write one article for every 100 he produces, we'd be getting somewhere.

And that's not to mention his knowledge of economics, business, marketing, and entrepreneurship.

(5) Drudge Report. Not libertarian, but he finds a lot of good stories, and I can figure out what's resonating with the right wing based on how long Drudge emphasizes a topic.

(6) Not quite every day, but I do read (and donate to) Antiwar.com.

(7) Again not quite every day, but I like to read what David Stockman has to say, over at David Stockman's Contra Corner.

Before I fully start my day, I've read these.

Maybe you'll find them valuable, too.

Tom Woods

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Tom Woods is a great resource and I find his podcast to be smart and always teaching me something.  His Liberty Classroom is also a great resource of which we are affiliated.  Check it out in the right sidebar.

​Other daily reads I would add:

​1.   Stratfor, short for Strategic Forecasting, is an open source, unclassified intelligence firm based out of Austin, TX.  They specialize in providing geopolitical intelligence to firms who are located in various countries.  When I want an unbiased view of what is going on in the world, Stratfor can't be beat.

​2.  Google News.  While not necessarily a news outlet, Google has an amazing algorithm to aggregate similar news stories.  If I care about a certain topic, I'm provided with WaPo, HuffPo, ABC, CNN, UK's Daily Telegraph, BBC and Al Jazeera's writeup of the same topic.  The differences in media bias are both amazing and disheartening. 
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