The Cato Insitute's Justin Logan reminds libertarians there was more to the late senator than pork barrel spending.
Plus, Jesse Walker has some clips of Byrd playing bluegrass.
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2 comments:
And yet it seems like the Senator's strong beliefs were always directed against the other party. How many times did he chastise the Clinton or Obama administrations for their quest for more power? He was one of the most partisan members of Congress.
But I do like his picking and singing.
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