The Rabbit Hole: Political Game Theory and the Prisoner’s Dilemma

Mark is Liberty Nation Editor-in-Chief after previously serving as Managing Editor for four years. Steeped in US Conservative policy and politics, he is the host of our flagship radio show airing across the country on the Radio America Network.

With the SCOTUS pick on the horizon, it seems this is a win-lose situation. Can Democrats salvage anything, or are they doomed to just gnash their teeth and cry foul? Can they learn something from Game Theory on how to make a more optimal outcome? All this and more on The Rabbit Hole: Politics and Prose, a LibertyNation.com production. Click for a videocast of this episode of The Rabbit Hole. For more episodes click here.

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