Big Government

They said the deficit meant they could not cut taxes. What's the latest excuse?

In 1944, Ludwig von Mises published one of his least-known masterworks: Omnipotent Government: The Rise of the Total State and Total War. Drawing on his prewar experience in Vienna, watching the rise of the National Socialists in Germany (the Nazis), who would eventually take over his own homeland, he set out to draw parallels between the Russian and German experience with socialism.

How capitalism came to mean big profits but not big losses. 

The U.S. is fudging its rationale for bombing a medicine plant in Sudan.

Let us just say we abolish all federal labor law. What happens then?

Does the president have a privacy right the rest of us do not have?

Why public financing of education will compromise private school independence.

Bill wants the feds to leave him alone. What about the rest of us?

Thomas DiLorenzo defends tying agreements and exclusive contracts.

Will government use any trick to get more revenue? Have a look at what's happening to the oil industry.