Why Free Markets Win: An Evening with Economist & Satirist Loren Spivack

Join the Polk County GOP on Friday, March 27, 2026, 5pm, for dinner and an engaging presentation from Loren Spivack.

Tickets $10

Tickets must be purchased by Wednesday, March 25! Bring a friend and get your tickets here. He'll have his books available for purchase.

Expect clarity, laughs, and powerful truths about why free markets work—and why freedom matters. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from a dynamic voice in the fight for economic liberty!

Loren Spivack, known as "The Free Market Warrior," is a renowned economist, author, educator, and conservative speaker dedicated to championing free-market capitalism as the superior system for organizing society and creating prosperity. He passionately defends the principles of freedom, limited government, and individual liberty that built America's greatness, while exposing how socialism, big government, and leftist ideologies undermine them—often through sharp satire, humor, and clear economic insights.

A Massachusetts native who spent much of his adult life in New York City before returning to live in Massachusetts with his wife and six children, Loren founded Free Market Warrior in 2009 to positively influence American politics and economics. He has delivered his acclaimed "Economic Literacy" seminars to over 200 groups across 20+ states and is a highly sought-after keynote speaker at Republican and conservative events nationwide.

Loren brings a fresh, economist's perspective to today's challenges, covering topics from healthcare reform via capitalism to understanding the modern left. He is the author of seven satirical books that cleverly critique progressive policies and promote conservative values, including:

- The New Democrat (parody of the Obama Administration)

- The Gorax (anti-environmentalist parody)

- The Wizard of Iz (parody of the Clintons and Democrats)

- To Think That I Saw It on CNN Live (media parody in the Trump era)

- Motley Clique (parody of critical race theory and identity politics)

- Kamalat (parody of the Biden Administration)

- The Fisherman’s Husband (parody of the LGBTQIA+ movement)