The Fed has been and is a failure. Lovers of Big Government and apologists for debt like Paul Krugman have tried to paint Milton Friedman as a contradiction. They say that Friedman’s insight that more Fed intervention might have mitigated the Great Depression is inconsistent with his view that the Depression would have been ... MORERand Paul: Milton Friedman And Restraint
The Fed has been and is a failure. Lovers of Big Government and apologists for debt like Paul Krugman have tried to paint Milton Friedman as a contradiction. They say that Friedman’s insight that more Fed intervention might have mitigated the Great Depression is inconsistent with his view that the Depression would have been ... MOREThe Police State Mindset In Our Public Schools
by John W. Whitehead. Once upon a time in America, parents breathed a sigh of relief when their kids went back to school after a summer’s hiatus, content in the knowledge that for a good portion of the day their kids would be gainfully occupied, out of harm’s way and out of trouble. Those were the good old days, before school shootings ... MORE
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drug war,
police state,
policy,
political correctness,
schools,
search and seizure,
shooting
Thomas Sowell: Are We Serious About Education?
Look at what political incentives have produced. Two recent events — one on the east coast and one on the west coast — raise painful questions about whether we are really serious when we say that we want better education for minority children. One of these events was an announcement by Dunbar High School in Washington, D.C., ... MORE
Is Nullification Gaining Mainstream Momentum?
by Joe Wolverton, II. Are states ready to flex their constitutional muscle and restrain the federal behemoth with the chains of the Constitution? Maybe. In an article published by Politico on July 27, Tal Kopan wrote,
“Infuriated by what they see as the long arm of Washington reaching
into their business, states are increasingly telling the ... MOREAaron Goldstein: Why The Redskins Get Under Their Skin
The nerdy Left has gone on the warpath again. When I read that Slate, Mother Jones and the New Republic had announced with great fanfare that they would not identify Washington’s NFL team as the Redskins, I had two thoughts. My first thought was how often the writers at Slate, Mother Jones and the New Republic write stories ... MORE
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busybody,
football,
free speech,
liberalism,
offend,
political correctness,
politics,
sports
Ira Stoll: Obama's Bogus Case For A "Decent Wage"
The president's latest bad economic idea. President Obama’s high-wage vision of the American economy could make a consumer’s typical shopping trip nearly five times more expensive. Think that’s an exaggeration? Obama promised recently
that for the “remainder of his presidency” he would focus his
energy on “asking our businesses ... MOREAsset Forfeiture, The Cash Cow Of The Drug War
by Lucy Steigerwald. During a July 9 traffic stop in
Meridian, Mississippi, police found $360,000 stashed in a secret
compartment in the car. Though that’s perhaps an eyebrow-raising amount
of money, readers of that linked article might notice something odd—the
driver was let go, but the money was kept by the cops. The unnamed
individual ... MOREDaniel J Mitchell: More Americans Are Going Galt
Why folks are deciding to renounce American citizenship. President Obama promised he would unite the world…and he’s right. Representatives from dozens of nations have bitterly complained about an awful piece of legislation, called the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), that was enacted back in 2010. They despise this ... MORE
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citizenship,
government,
income tax,
intervention,
IRS,
law,
legislation,
Obama,
tax,
tax rates
Ruling: NY Police's 'Stop-And-Frisk' Tactics Violates Rights
Court points out the obvious to NY Mayor Bloomberg. In a stinging rebuke to the Bloomberg administration, a federal judge ruled on Monday that the New York City Police's "stop and frisk" crime-fighting tactics violate the constitutional rights of minorities, despite claims by the mayor and police commissioner that it has driven down rates ... MORERonald Bailey: The Top 5 Bogus Health Scares
How activist misinformation harms Americans. Health activists, nutrition nannies, medical paternalists, and just plain old quacks regularly conjure up a variety of menaces that are supposedly damaging the health of Americans. Their scares ranging from the decades-long campaign against fluoridation to worries that saccharin ... MORE
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autism,
cell phones,
disease,
health,
information,
nanny state,
obesity,
salt,
scare tactics
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