Libertarian Review, July/August 1979 Libertarian Review Vol. 8 No. 6 Aug 1979 The Libertarian Editorials Night of Furty Bringing on the Twinkies Opening Shots, by Bill Birmingham The Public Trough: The Democrats’ Double Standard on Spending, by Bruce Bartlett The Plumb Line: The Gas “Shortage,” by Murray N. Rothbard Government Intervention in Energy: Savior or Villain?, by David R. Henderson The Energy Crisis: Historical Roots, by D. T. Armentano The Politics of Nuclear Power, by David Cole Nuclear Power and the Free Market, by Patrick L. Lilly Nuclear Power and Nuclear Proliferation, by Milton Mueller Public Utilities: Legacy of Feudalism, by Michael Lipson The Case of The Progressive, by Marshall E. Schwartz The Prospect of Solar Power: California’s Energy Czar Speaks Out: An LR Interview Oil and American Foreign Policy, by Leonard P. Liggio Energy and American Foreign Policy, by Roy A. Childs, Jr. Books and the Arts Ralph Raico on George F. Will’s The Pusuit of Happiness Joan Kennedy Taylor on H. L. Mencken’s In Defense of Women David Hart on John Barnes’ Evita, First Lady Jack Shafer on G. William Domhoff’s The Powers That Be Michael Grossberg on Norman Spinrad’s Agents of Chaos Tibor R. Machan on Mortimer Adler’s Aristotle for Everybody David Brudnoy on Alien and other things that go bump in the night