Throwaway just to say that father was an exec at Koch working directly with Charles Koch. They genuinely see it as a free market thing, and that if people think

Throwaway just to say that father was an exec at Koch working directly with Charles Koch. They genuinely see it as a free market thing, and that if people think it's so bad they'll use their money to fix the problem, and if they're right, the market dictates they'll win. They also see their lunchtime as a free market problem. They see departments interacting with other departments as a free market problem, where one department has to pay the other for its time. They think the historically largest government programs should have been private market funded... "if they were that important to society people would fund it."