Matt Battaglioli

Government loans often feature lower interest rates than what can be found in the private sector. But this is only because these cheap loans are taxpayer subsidized. Meanwhile, the government bans many private loans that risky borrowers need most.

Many look to socialize health care as a way to reduce costs, but the only way to increase supply and reduce costs is for government to stop subsidizing health care while limiting its supply.

Many advocates for socialized medicine point to the World Health Organization's claim that US healthcare ranks below dozens of other countries. But these rankings are biased in favor of cheap health care over quality health care.