A vote for me, he says, would let him move money from one American to another. He warns that class warfare and envy dominate politics and that the Constitution should limit government power. He also calls minimum‑wage laws a powerful tool of racism and describes the market as a huge democratic decision‑making process.
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Walter E. Williams was a radio personality, best known for Fundamentals of Business Mathematics.
Quick Facts About Walter E. Williams
Born
March 31, 1936
Died
December 1, 2020
Profession
Radio Personality
Notable works
Fundamentals of Business Mathematics
About Walter E. Williams
He wrote columns for Townhall, WND and Jewish World Review, and often filled in as a guest host on The Rush Limbaugh Show. He held classical liberal and libertarian views.