In this episode of Radio Rothbard, Ryan McMaken and Tho Bishop take a revisionist Rothbardian lens to American history. Was the American revolution a good thing? Was Andrew Jackson better than Thomas Jefferson? Does a historical narrative really matter? Tune in for this and more!

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In this episode of Radio Rothbard, Ryan McMaken and Tho Bishop take a revisionist Rothbardian lens to American history. Was the American revolution a good thing? Was Andrew Jackson better than Thomas Jefferson? Does a historical narrative really matter? Tune in for this and more!{ai:summary}<p>Ryan McMaken and Tho Bishop examine American history and question its traditional interpretation through a Rothbardian perspective. They discuss the morality of the American Revolution, the value of historical narratives, and compare the legacies of Andrew Jackson and Thomas Jefferson. #history</p>

A Rothbardian History of the United States

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