Why sound money is important

If Ohio's U.S. President William McKinley (1897-1901) were alive today, he'd be shaking his head. On the one hand, he found secession absolutely abhorrent. On the other, he would agree with the liberty movement's demands for sound money. Sound money, based on gold, was the basis of his entire political career.

In this article, "Sound Money and Limited Government," Russell Longcore at dumpdc.com gives a nice introduction to the issue of sound money, and why it is important to us today. The article is written in simple language that should help anyone to explain it to others.