While I think Rothbard's analysis of Friedman is superb I'm not entirely sure if it's a good idea to promulgate criticism of the most famous free market economist to ever live. Friedman, his followers and his works, should be looked on as allies, not as adversaries. Sometimes I wonder if we're blowing up more bridges to liberty than we're building.

Tony said that Friedman was a "very good economist". 

Anyway, I wouldn't look at these blog posts as official positions for the organization, but rather random musings of the author.

Friedman, in my humble opinion, is excellent on all issues save for money and banking. He thought the Great Depression was caused by the Fed, but because the Fed didn't print enough money. As Rothbard states, he helped start the withholding system. And he favored gradual price inflation. Again, Friedman and his followers are allies and his books are must reads, he just isn't perfect (but then, who is?).