The Wisconsin Forum has exciting plans for 2009-2010 year.  We begin Oct. 7 with Tom DiLorenzo, speaking on his new book, Hamilton's Curse. Nov. 12 - Michael Miller from the Acton Institute joins us to talk about the global victory of socialism and what we can do about it.   Jan. 19 - Fred L. Smith, Jr. takes the podium to share his popular analysis of the complex issues of environmental regulation.   Feb. 23 - Michael Tanner from the CATO Institute shares his critique of the burgeoning nanny state:  Can We Dump the Nanny?   To close the season on May 4, Ted Galen Carpenter, a Milwaukee native now with the CATO Institute, presents his thoughts on protecting America's vital interests while Avoiding Foreign Policy Hypochondria.   Don't miss a moment! Join the Forum or try us out as a future member.