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Brian A. Smith

  • Senior Program Officer, Liberty Fund
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Senior Program Officer, @Liberty_Fund. Author, Walker Percy and the Politics of the Wayfarer. amzn.to/2Co6Gjn. Opinions my own.
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Q&A: What It Will Take to Keep Patients on GLP-1s Long-Term

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By Brian Nowosielski Verified, Brian A. Smith
| Drug Topics Verified
Commentary|Articles|October 7, 2026 Author(s)Brian Nowosielski, Brian Smith, PharmD GLP-1 adherence requires integrated care teams, administrative technology, and proactive clinical support to tackle complex challenges. Sustaining patient adherence on glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) medication over a long term depends on moving beyond initial coverage approvals to deliver comprehensive care that addresses real-world barriers.
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SpaceX Bankers Kick Off Marketing for Debut High-Grade Bond Sale

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By Brian Smith Verified, Michael Gambale, Brian A. Smith
| Advisor Perspectives Verified
SpaceX is selling investment-grade bonds for the first time in what’s expected to be the start of a massive borrowing spree to fund the company’s AI ambitions following its record $75 billion IPO.
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The Moral Case for Nuclear Deterrence

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By Rebeccah Heinrichs, Brian A. Smith, Philip Hamburger
| Law & Liberty Verified
In scholarly discussions of just war thought, nuclear weapons often serve as little more than terrifying symbols of injustice. Since 1945, many have argued that such weapons are incapable of being deployed in a just role, either in attacks or in a deterrent posture. These thinkers tend to view nukes as far too indiscriminate and entirely too prone to unleashing an escalatory spiral that none would survive.
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