Roads, Bridges, and Socialist Capital
When the state is sued, liability ultimately falls upon the taxpayers, not the politicians and bureaucrats.
Big Government
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Economics or indoctrination
The results are in for the first ever National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) test in economics -- the feds consider the NAEP to be the &#
Why is Catching a Baseball Taxable Income?
As soon as 21-year-old Matt Murphy snagged the valuable piece of sports history Tuesday night, his souvenir became taxable income in the eyes of th
Hummel on Woods’s Politically Incorrect Guide to American History
A few comments on Jeff Hummel’s lengthy JLS review of Tom Woods’s
The Growth Effects of Federal Regulation
Logic and statistics confirm the case for prosperity through economic freedom. The current trend towards greater regulation is pernicious, but not irreversible.
We should favor the government we have
John Derbyshire explains why he is tempted by Ron P
