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Walter Williams: R.I.P. to a champion of freedom

By Becket Adams
Published December 2, 2020 8:15pm ET
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Walter Williams: R.I.P. to a champion of freedom
Conservative author and economist Walter Williams has died, ending the illustrious career of one of the fiercest yet most soft-spoken advocates of liberty. He was 84. Many conservatives know Williams from his years of subbing for talk radio host Rush Limbaugh. Others know Williams from his appearances on the 10-part 1980 PBS television series Free […]

Conservative author and economist Walter Williams has died, ending the illustrious career of one of the fiercest yet most soft-spoken advocates of liberty.

He was 84.

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