Because Washington creates more problems than it solves. This Republican primary season has proven quite promising for  believers in governmental restraint. The landscape appeared bleak for  conservatives alienated by the cable news partisanship and tiresome talk  radio echo chamber. It was safe to assume  America was set for another bland  ... MOREAndrew Canfield: Going For Individual Liberty
Because Washington creates more problems than it solves. This Republican primary season has proven quite promising for  believers in governmental restraint. The landscape appeared bleak for  conservatives alienated by the cable news partisanship and tiresome talk  radio echo chamber. It was safe to assume  America was set for another bland  ... MORE
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Investors Business Daily: Fed Looks To Print More Money
More Fed meddling won't help.  The media have busied themselves with touting the big economic  rebound they see brewing in the U.S. We hope they're right. But if they  are, why is the Federal Reserve getting ready to print even more money? The media argument goes like this: After years of struggling, the  economy is finally churning out jobs. Last month ... MORESheldon Richman: Opposing Imperialism Is Not Isolationism
What Ron Paul's critics refuse to admit.  When pundits and rival politicians call Ron Paul an “isolationist,” they mislead the American people—and they know it. They know it? How could they not: Ron Paul is for unilateral, unconditional free trade. He believes any American should be perfectly free to buy from or sell to any person in the world. In that  ... MOREJames A. Bacon: Victimhood Has Its Privileges
The quest of Obama's justice department.   The U.S. Justice Department  is ever-vigilant against signs of “voter suppression” these days, most  recently blocking - on the grounds that it would hurt blacks - a South  Carolina law that would require voter identification. But the voting  rights of some minorities, it appears, are more worth protecting than ... MORE
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RT: New Act Allows Government To Strip Citizenship
Ever expanding government powers. When Barack Obama inked the National Defense Authorization Act on New  Year’s Eve, the president insisted that he wouldn’t use the terrifying  legislation against American citizens. Another new law, however, could  easily change all of that. If the Enemy Expatriation Act passes in its current form, the  legislation    ... MORE
VIDEO: Pelosi's Double Standard on the Minimum Wage
Socratic interviewer Jan Helfeld exposes the irrationality of a liberal icon.
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Michael Barone: Obama Thumbs Nose At Founders
Katie Kieffer: Capitalism (That's What I Want)
Bullies rule society when need is the basis of morality.   The Beatles once rocked America with their cover version of “Money (That’s What I Want).” Today, I’ll rock you with my version. Capitalism don't get everything it's true. What it don't get I can't use. Now gimme capitalism (that's what I want). Anti-capitalist sentiment is creeping into American culture ... MOREMicheal Snyder: The American Economic Recovery Is A Lie
24 stats say America's economic future is not bright.   Beware of bubbles of false hope. Right now there is a lot of talk about  how the U.S. economy is improving, but it is all a lie. The mainstream  media can be very seductive. When you sit down to watch television your  brain tends to go into a very relaxed mode. In such a state, it becomes  easy to slip  ... MORE
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William Tucker: The Ultimate Individual Mandate
Fines dished out for failing to buy the nonexistent. Peering ahead at the worst possible outcomes of Obamacare five years from now, imagine that individuals were being fined by the Department of Health and Human Services for failing to buy health insurance -- even though insurance companies have withdrawn from the market and aren't offering it ... MORESheldon Richman: How Liberals Distort Austrian Economics
Lame campaign to discret the Austrian school. When a presidential candidate declares, as Ron Paul has,  “We’re all Austrians now,”  it’s inevitable that his critics would try to discredit him—whether they understand what he’s talking about or not. That’s what Matthew Yglesias does in his Slate piece “What Is ‘Austrian Economics’?” I recommend the piece because it's ... MOREDeroy Murdock: America Slides In Economic Freedom Index
U.S. struggles to stay in the top ten.   Good news! On economic freedom, America is in the global Top 10. Bad news: America is No. 10 — one blond hair ahead of Denmark. According to the 18th annual Index of Economic Freedom, released Thursday by the Heritage Foundation and the Wall Street Journal, Hong Kong  enjoys the earth’s freest economy. The Chinese ... MORERichard N. Weltz: Government Just Messes Things Up
How's all that government meddling working out for ya?   Back in the heyday of the old Soviet Union an agricultural commissar from the Ukraine was summoned to the Agricultural Ministry in Moscow to report on the year's potato crop. "Ah, Comrade Minister," said the commissar, beaming, "If all the potatoes harvested this year were put into a single pile .... MORE
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