Interventionism

I know nothing about the tire market but it seems clear that the unions

Indeed, global capitalism makes bureaus such as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission even more unnecessary.

The path for progress here, as in every aspect of economics and civilization, lies with privatization, the elimination of restrictions and welfare, and freedom itself.

Dobbs goes back and forth throughout the book, confusing capitalism with mercantilism, blaming mercantilism for bad policies that he calls capitalism, and blaming free trade for the consequences of protectionist policies … and then there's his actual understanding of politics itself. I hesitate to say what his understanding of economics is because there isn't any economics in War on the Middle Class. There's a lot of talk about how this nation was founded on a principle of economic opportunity, but that's as close as Dobbs comes.

Where did the legislation that makes it so difficult for me to unclog my nose come from in the first place? The intrigue continues. It was passed on March 6, 2006 — as an amendment to the Patriot Act!

The ball game is a bore, so I switch to C-Span. There’s a bunch of serious guys sitting behind a long, curved desk.

The most-recent installment of the Washington Po

As I pointed out in “The Kelo Backlash Begins,” Alabama was the first stat

In recent weeks, the New York City Board of Health has displayed a pattern of profound aggression against the citizens of New York City.

A free market of alcohol would become a lucrative market for countless people if left in private hands. By monopolizing it, the Russian government takes bread from the mouths of average families.