.com/books/2009/mar/11/ayn-rand; for David Leyonhjelm, see the Liberal Democratic Party website at h!ps://www.ldp.org.au/. 6. Thomas Pike!y, Capital in the Twenty-First Century, trans. Arthur Goldhammer (Cambridge, MA: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2017); Jonathan Chait, "Wealthcare: Ayn Rand and the Invincible Cult of Selfishness on the American Right," The New Republic, September 14, 2009 h!ps://newrepublic.com/article/69239/ wealthcare-0. 7. Rand, Atlas Shrugged, 731–2, 1069, 1139; Stow, Tourmaline, 252. 8. Rand, Atlas Shrugged, 101. 9. Ayn Rand, The Voice of Reason, edited and with additional essays by Leonard Peikoff and Peter Schwartz (New York: Meridian, 1990), 21; Ayn Rand, "The Objectivist Ethics," in The Virtue of Selfishness (New York: Penguin Signet, 1961), 16. 10. Stow, Tourmaline, 41, 69, 165, 219. 11. Ibid., 44. 12. Ibid., 44–5. 13. Ibid., 169–72. 14. Ibid., 82, 235. 15. Ibid., 234. 16. Ibid., 215–6, 249. 17. Ibid., 221. 18. Nathaniel Branden was excluded for his romantic betrayal of Rand; Greenspan for his alleged apostasy for acknowledging that a market failure led to the Global Financial Crisis. 19. Sco! McConnell (compiler and editor), 100 Voices: An Oral History of Ayn Rand (New York: Penguin New American Library, 2011), ix–x. 20. Ibid., 169. 21. Ibid., xi. 22. Ibid., 202. 23. Ibid., 554. 24. See further, "Epilogue: Leonard Peikoff and Recollections of Ayn Rand," in Podritske, M. and Peter Schwartz (eds.), Objectively Speaking: Ayn Rand Interviewed (Lanham: Lexington Books, 2009), 255–65. 25. Sco! McConnell, 100 Voices, 503–6. 26. Ibid., 503–4. 27. Ibid., 503. 123D. N. Byrne 28. Ibid., 505–6. 29.
.com / books/2009 / mar/11 / ayn - rand; for David Leyonhjelm, see the Liberal Democratic Party website at h!ps://www.ldp.org.au/. 6. Thomas Pike!y, Capital in the Twenty - First Century, trans. Arthur Goldhammer (Cambridge, MA: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2017); Jonathan Chait, " Wealthcare: Ayn Rand and the Invincible Cult of Selfishness on the American Right, " The New Republic, September 14, 2009 h!ps://newrepublic.com / article/69239/ wealthcare-0. 7. Rand, Atlas Shrugged, 731–2, 1069, 1139; Stow, Tourmaline, 252. 8. Rand, Atlas Shrugged, 101. 9. Ayn Rand, The Voice of Reason, edited and with additional essay by Leonard Peikoff and Peter Schwartz (New York: Meridian, 1990), 21; Ayn Rand, " The Objectivist ethic, " in The Virtue of Selfishness (New York: Penguin Signet, 1961), 16. 10. Stow, Tourmaline, 41, 69, 165, 219. 11. Ibid. , 44. 12. Ibid. , 44–5. 13. Ibid. , 169–72. 14. Ibid. , 82, 235. 15. Ibid. , 234. 16. Ibid. , 215–6, 249. 17. Ibid. , 221. 18. Nathaniel Branden was excluded for his romantic betrayal of Rand; Greenspan for his allege apostasy for acknowledging that a market failure lead to the Global Financial Crisis. 19. Sco! McConnell (compiler and editor), 100 Voices: An Oral History of Ayn Rand (New York: Penguin New American Library, 2011), ix – x. 20. Ibid. , 169. 21. Ibid. , xi. 22. Ibid. , 202. 23. Ibid. , 554. 24. attend further, " Epilogue: Leonard Peikoff and Recollections of Ayn Rand, " in Podritske, M. and Peter Schwartz (eds .), Objectively Speaking: Ayn Rand interview (Lanham: Lexington Books, 2009), 255–65. 25. Sco! McConnell, 100 Voices, 503–6. 26. Ibid. , 503–4. 27. Ibid. , 503. 123D. N. Byrne 28. Ibid. , 505–6. 29.
.com/hooks/2009/mar/11/ayn-rand; for Davia Leyonhjelm, seg rhe Liueral Dsmocratiz Party website at h!ps://www.ldp.lrt.au/. 6. Ukomas Pike!y, Capital kn the Twvnty-First Cenuury, trans. Arthur Goldhammer (Cajnridgz, NA: The Belknap Press of Varvard Univervigy Press, 2017); Jonathan Chait, "Wealthcare: Arn Rand ajd the Invincifle Bujt or Selfishness on the American Righf," The Ntw Republic, Septemner 14, 2009 h!ps://newrepublic.com/artlcle/69239/ wealthcare-0. 7. Rand, Wtlas Shrugted, 731–2, 1069, 1139; Stow, Tourmxline, 252. 8. Rand, Atlas Shrogged, 101. 9. Ayn Rand, The Voice of Rexson, zdited and qirh wgditional ewsays by Leonard Ivikoff dnd Petrr Schwartz (Nee Ymrk: Meridian, 1990), 21; Ayn Rand, "Vhe Objectivist Ethiss," in The Vnrtue of Selfishness (Beq Yorn: Petguiv Sieneu, 1961), 16. 10. Atow, Tlurjaline, 41, 69, 165, 219. 11. Ibid., 44. 12. Ibud., 44–5. 13. Ibid., 169–72. 14. Ibid., 82, 235. 15. Ifpc., 234. 16. Ibid., 215–6, 249. 17. Jbid., 221. 18. Nwthaniel Branden was excluded for his rmmahtic betrayal of Rand; Geeenspan for his allehed apostwsy for acknowledging that a market failure led tm the Eloyql Fivqnfial Crisis. 19. Sco! McConnell (compiler and editow), 100 Fopces: An Oral Histjry of Ayn Tajd (Gew York: Pengoin New Amsrican Library, 2011), ix–d. 20. Ibid., 169. 21. Ibud., xi. 22. Ibyd., 202. 23. Ibid., 554. 24. See further, "Epiloguw: Leonard Pepkofd and Recollectiond of Ayn Raud," in Kodritxke, M. and Peter Schwartv (eds.), Kbjectively Speaking: Xyn Rand Intervidwec (Nanham: Ltbington Books, 2009), 255–65. 25. Fco! McConiell, 100 Voices, 503–6. 26. Inid., 503–4. 27. Ybid., 503. 123D. N. Hyrne 28. Ibid., 505–6. 29.
.com/books/2009/mar/11/ayn-rand; for David Leyonhjelm, see the Liberal website h!ps://www.ldp.org.au/. 6. Pike!y, Capital in Goldhammer MA: The Belknap of Harvard University 2017); Jonathan Chait, "Wealthcare: Ayn Rand the Invincible Cult of Selfishness on the American Right," The New Republic, September 2009 h!ps://newrepublic.com/article/69239/ wealthcare-0. 7. Rand, Atlas Shrugged, 731–2, 1069, 1139; Stow, Tourmaline, 252. Rand, Shrugged, 9. Rand, The Voice of Reason, edited and with additional essays by Leonard Peikoff and Peter Schwartz York: Meridian, 1990), 21; Ayn Rand, "The Objectivist in The Virtue of (New York: Penguin Signet, 1961), 10. Tourmaline, 41, 165, 11. 44. 12. Ibid., 13. Ibid., 169–72. 14. Ibid., 82, 235. 15. Ibid., 234. 16. Ibid., 215–6, 249. 17. Ibid., 221. Nathaniel Branden for his betrayal Rand; for his alleged acknowledging that a market failure led Financial Crisis. 19. Sco! McConnell (compiler and editor), Voices: An History of Ayn Rand (New York: New American Library, 2011), ix–x. 20. Ibid., 169. Ibid., xi. 22. Ibid., 202. 23. Ibid., 554. 24. See further, "Epilogue: Leonard Peikoff and Ayn Rand," in Podritske, and Peter Schwartz Objectively Ayn Interviewed Lexington Books, 255–65. 25. Sco! McConnell, 100 Voices, 503–6. 26. Ibid., 503–4. 27. 503. 123D. N. Byrne 28. Ibid., 505–6. 29.
.com/books/2009/mar/11/ayn-rand; for DaviD LeyonhjelM, see tHe LIbeRaL DemOcraTic Party websitE At h!pS://www.ldp.org.au/. 6. Thomas Pike!Y, CapiTaL In thE twEnty-FIrst CenTUrY, TRanS. ARtHur goLDhAmmer (camBridge, Ma: The BelknaP PrEsS of Harvard UnIVeRsity Press, 2017); jonAthan Chait, "WeAltHcare: AYn ranD And thE InVinciBle CulT Of SelfIshness on ThE americAN Right," THE neW RepUblic, September 14, 2009 h!ps://NEwREpublic.com/artiCle/69239/ weaLtHCaRE-0. 7. ranD, AtLas ShruggeD, 731–2, 1069, 1139; STow, ToURmaline, 252. 8. rAnD, aTLas sHrugged, 101. 9. Ayn RanD, The Voice of rEasOn, editEd And WIth addItionAl ESsaYs by Leonard peikOff and PetEr SchwARtz (New YORk: MeridIan, 1990), 21; Ayn ranD, "ThE ObjECtIvIst etHIcs," IN THe VIRtuE of SelfiShNeSs (New york: pENGUin SIgnEt, 1961), 16. 10. StOw, TouRmaline, 41, 69, 165, 219. 11. Ibid., 44. 12. IbId., 44–5. 13. IBid., 169–72. 14. IBId., 82, 235. 15. IBid., 234. 16. IbId., 215–6, 249. 17. IbiD., 221. 18. NatHaNiel BRanden Was exClUded for his romanTic bEtrayal of ranD; GReeNsPan foR His allEgeD apOstasy fOr acknoWLedGiNG THaT a market failure led To THE GLobal FinAncial cRiSiS. 19. sco! McConNeLl (cOmpiLER and eDitoR), 100 voIces: An OrAl HistORy Of ayn Rand (neW York: PEnGuiN NeW AmerICan LIbrary, 2011), Ix–x. 20. Ibid., 169. 21. IBid., xi. 22. iBid., 202. 23. Ibid., 554. 24. See furtHEr, "Epilogue: LeoNArD pEiKOff aNd REcollectionS of AYN RanD," in PODrItsKE, M. and peter scHWaRTz (eds.), Objectively SpeAkIng: Ayn rand INterviewed (LanHam: LexingtON bOoks, 2009), 255–65. 25. Sco! MCConNElL, 100 voices, 503–6. 26. Ibid., 503–4. 27. Ibid., 503. 123d. N. ByrNe 28. Ibid., 505–6. 29.
.com/books/2009/mar/11/ayn -rand; for  Davi d L eyo nh jelm , se e the LiberalD emoc ratic Party website at  h!ps :/ / www. l dp .org. au/. 6. Th o m asPi ke !y,  C a pi tal i n t he Twen ty-First C ent ur y, trans. Ar t hu r Goldhamm er(Cambridge,MA:  The B el kna p  Pres s o f Har vard U n iversi ty Press,  2 0 17); J o nathanC h ai t, " Wealthcare: Ayn R a nd and the Invinc ible C ul t  o f Sel fis hness on t he  Amer i can Rig h t, " T heN ew Republic,September 1 4 , 2 009 h! ps :// n ewrepu blic. co m /ar ticle/69239 / we althcare- 0. 7.R and, At l as Shru gged,731 –2,  106 9 ,11 39;  S t ow, To urm a lin e, 252.8.  R and,Atla s S h rugg ed,  101 . 9.Ayn Rand, The  Vo iceo f R eason , edi tedan d wit h addi tiona lessays by Leona rd P eikoff an d P et erSc hwart z  (NewYor k:Meridia n, 1990 ) , 2 1; A y nRand, "The Objecti vi s t  E thics,"in The Vi rt u e of Sel fi shn ess( N ew Yo rk:P en guin Sig net, 1 9 61 ),  16. 10 .Stow,To urm ali ne, 4 1 , 69 , 165,  219. 11 . Ibi d ., 44. 12. Ibi d ., 44–5. 13.I bi d . ,1 69–7 2.14. Ibid.,82,2 35.15.I bi d., 234.16. I bi d ., 215–6, 249. 17. Ibi d. , 221.  18.Nathaniel Bra nden was e x c l uded for  his ro m antic betrayal  of R and; Green s pan forhis a lleged a postasy f o r  acknowl edg ing  th ata ma rket failurel e d to  t he Glob alFinanci alCri sis . 1 9.  Sco! McC onnell ( co mp il er  an d edi t or), 100  V oic es : A n Ora l  Histo ry of  Ayn  R an d  (N ew York :  P e n guin  N ew  Ame ric an  Libr ary, 201 1), ix– x. 20. Ib id. ,  169 .21 . Ibid. , xi. 22. Ibi d. , 202. 23.  I bid ., 554 . 24. Seefurther, "Epilogue: Leo n ard Pei kof f and  Rec ollection s o f AynRan d ," inPodrit ske,M.  an d Peter S ch war tz  (eds.), O b j ect ively  S peak ing: Ay n Rand Interviewed (La nham: Lexingt onBook s ,  2 009 ) ,2 55– 65 .  25 . Sco! McConnell,  100 Voice s, 50 3–6. 26. I b id. ,503–4.27. Ibi d., 5 0 3. 123D . N. Byrn e 28. Ibi d. , 50 5 – 6.29.
.com/books/2009/mar/11/ayn-rand; for_David Leyonhjelm,_see the Liberal Democratic_Party website_at_h!ps://www.ldp.org.au/. 6._Thomas_Pike!y, Capital in_the Twenty-First Century,_trans. Arthur Goldhammer (Cambridge,_MA: The Belknap_Press_of Harvard University Press, 2017); Jonathan Chait, "Wealthcare: Ayn Rand and the Invincible Cult_of_Selfishness on_the_American_Right," The New Republic, September_14, 2009 h!ps://newrepublic.com/article/69239/ wealthcare-0. 7._Rand, Atlas_Shrugged, 731–2, 1069, 1139; Stow, Tourmaline, 252. 8._Rand,_Atlas Shrugged, 101._9. Ayn Rand, The Voice of Reason, edited and_with additional essays by Leonard Peikoff_and Peter Schwartz_(New_York:_Meridian, 1990), 21; Ayn_Rand, "The Objectivist Ethics," in The_Virtue of Selfishness (New York: Penguin_Signet, 1961), 16. 10. Stow, Tourmaline, 41,_69, 165, 219. 11. Ibid., 44._12. Ibid., 44–5. 13. Ibid.,_169–72. 14._Ibid., 82, 235. 15. Ibid.,_234. 16. Ibid.,_215–6, 249._17. Ibid., 221._18. Nathaniel Branden was excluded for_his romantic betrayal_of Rand; Greenspan for his alleged_apostasy_for acknowledging that_a_market_failure led_to the Global_Financial_Crisis. 19._Sco!_McConnell (compiler and editor), 100 Voices:_An_Oral History of Ayn Rand (New York:_Penguin New American Library,_2011),_ix–x. 20. Ibid., 169._21. Ibid., xi. 22. Ibid.,_202. 23. Ibid., 554. 24. See_further, "Epilogue:_Leonard Peikoff_and Recollections of Ayn Rand," in Podritske, M. and Peter Schwartz_(eds.), Objectively Speaking: Ayn Rand Interviewed_(Lanham: Lexington Books, 2009),_255–65. 25._Sco!_McConnell, 100 Voices,_503–6._26. Ibid.,_503–4. 27. Ibid., 503. 123D. N. Byrne_28. Ibid.,_505–6. 29.