It’s Not All Trump: Congress Is a Disaster Too
Congress has no small part in the endless cycle of debt, spending, and rising bureaucratic power.
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Why Public Debt Is a Problem — And Trade Deficits Aren’t
Private debts are privately paid. Public debts are paid by the taxpayer.
Deficits Do Matter: Debt Payments Will Consume Trillions of Dollars in Coming Years
In coming years, interest payments on debt will increasingly pull money away from programs like Medicare and military spending.
Kirk Kerkorian: Misesian Entrepreneur
Kerkorian was an eighth-grade dropout who would go on to earn billions, and epitomized Mises's idea of the entrepreneur.
Why Marxism Shifted from Economics to Culture
Some Marxists have been quite explicit about their desire to apply the Marxist idea of exploitation to nearly every facet of society.
The Inevitable Failure of Public Pensions
State-run pensions are sitting on a time bomb.
Forced Sterilizations in Peru — Paid for by US Taxpayers
The US government used foreign aid to spread a eugenics-tinged sterilization policy in Peru in the late 1990s.
Why Hillary Clinton Was Probably Lying when She Said She’s Against Civility in Politics
What politicians and pundits of the Clinton variety really want is a return to the days of the Era of Consensus of the 1950s and 60s when uncivil opposition was unthinkable.
California’s Feminist Corporate Coup
This latest attack on corporate sovereignty will drive companies and jobs out of California.
More than Half of America Gets More in Welfare than it Pays in Taxes
A big chunk of the voting population relies on taxpayer-funded benefits to pad their incomes. The effects on voting and public policy can't be ignored.
