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Not likely. It was very surprising to me that she held a positive impression of Friedman.

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Oh no, you have to educate your parents!

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My dad's read more Sowell than I have (low bar), so he's fine. My mom's a lost cause. I'm done tilting at that windmill.

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I guess for some people they're not gonna learn something doesn't work until they try it themselves.

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It doesn't seem to matter to her how often her preferred policies fail or how often they hurt precisely the people she wanted them to help.

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My mom is a lost cause who admired Milton Friedman? This is not consistent

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I agree. It's not consistent.

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WHAT? Now I am confused

edit: why are you surprised?

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why are you surprised?

Because her politics are not even remotely aligned with his.

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And they have coexisted?

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Politics don't have to rule people's lives and they generally shouldn't.

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I agree 1000 percent

Most people should not vote

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Me too

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Tell your mom she should not vote because it's not rational

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I have. She did not respond rationally.

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of couse she does

I have to say, one of the best biographies/obituaries of Milton Friedman was written by Krugman

This was in 2006 or 2007

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