Politicians exploiting the ignorant. Presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Sen. Bernie Sanders, along with President Obama, say they want high-income earners, otherwise known as the rich, to pay their fair share of income taxes. None of these people, as well as the uninformed in the media and our campus intellectual elites, will say precisely ... MORE
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Jacob Sullum: The Puzzling Persistence Of Pee Tests
A favorite tactic of control freaks. Slate columnist Daniel Engber, who was recently "shocked" to discover that workplace drug testing is still a thing, wonders: What's up with that? He finds, as I did back in 2002, that there's little evidence drug testing is a sound investment for employers: As was the case 30 years ago, testing has no solid base of evidence, ... MORE
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drug war,
employee,
employer,
individual liberty,
marijuana,
obligation,
privacy,
prohibition
Hope And Change Update: 6.6 Million Americans Had To Pay ObamaCare's Individual Mandate Tax For 2014
The one promise kept. More Americans paid ObamaCare's individual mandate tax for 2014 than previously estimated, according to a new report from the Internal Revenue Service's National Taxpayer Advocate. In January, the Treasury Department projected that up to 6 million households would be subject to the tax because they did not ... MORE
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force,
government,
health care,
insurance,
IRS,
mandates,
ObamaCare,
obligation,
penalties,
tax
Veronique de Rugy: States Must Confront Pension Costs
State-Based Accounting 101: ranking fiscal condition. One of the most boring classes I took in college was on accounting. Over the years, however, I've come to understand the importance of proper and transparent accounting. As the disastrous examples of Greece, Puerto Rico, Detroit, and Chicago demonstrate, dodging long-term ... MORE
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budget,
debt,
economics,
fiscal,
government,
Greece,
obligation,
pension,
unfunded liabilities
Ira Stoll: Hillary's Move To Buy The Youth Vote
Dangerous student loan rhetoric. Hillary Clinton’s big campaign rally over the weekend offered a hint of how she’s going to handle a trillion-dollar question—what to do about demands by Senator Elizabeth Warren and the remnants of the “Occupy” movement for forgiveness of student loan debt. “I believe that success isn’t measured by how ... MORE
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government,
Hillary Clinton,
obligation,
student debt,
subsidies,
vote-buying,
welfare,
youth
Terence P. Jeffrey: Uncle Sam's New Year's Binge
Gov't borrows $1,088 per household in just 1 day. Uncle Sam—AKA the federal government—went on a New Year’s Eve binge,
adding a net of $125,202,709,546.99 to its total debt in just the one
day of Dec. 31, 2013, according to the U.S. Treasury. That equals approximately $1,088.60 for each of the 115,013,000 households the Census ... MORE
Curt Chancier: The Power Of The Jury
What you don't know can hurt you. Our courts have systematically stonewalled juries when it comes to the
knowledge of their right to decide not only the case but the law. Even Black’s Law Dictionary (Sixth Edition)
defines “jury” as “a certain number of men and women selected according
to law, and sworn to inquire of certain matters of ... MORE
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authority,
Constitution,
individual liberty,
jury,
jury nullification,
justice,
law,
obligation
Oops: MSNBC Anchor Can't Access ObamaCare Exchange
by Andrew Johnson. MSNBC’s Mara Schiavocampo ran into difficulties as she tried to sign up for the newly launched health-care exchanges on Tuesday. After getting an error message on the website, she called the help line twice, but wasn’t able to reach a navigator on the other end. Instead, she was put on hold for 35 ... VIDEO AND MORE
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