Power & Market

The arrest of Julian Assange has produced rapturous cheering from the American political elite.

The Notre Dame cathedral in Paris isn’t the first historically significant church to go up in smoke.

This is one of the horrific consequences of socialism: It creates mindsets of dependency on the government, much like going on heroin.

When we consider the spectacle of Notre Dame burning, we should ask ourselves whether the politics and economics of our age encourage or discourage building wealth for future generations.

Professor Reisman delivered this talk at a TEDx event held at Sage Hill High School in Newport Beach, California, on February 15, 2019.

Since when are industriousness and hard work criticized? The New York Times op-ed page. Alissa Quart complains,

It is “political ambition and the sin of covetousness,” as Chodorov put it, that helps to perpetuate the idea that government has a right to confiscate property in the name of the common good. And politicians bank on it, using it to boost political clout.

The data never speaks for itself.

Unmentioned in Assange arrest coverage — the US government after 9/11

The so-called Green New Deal is