Obama promised that the stimulus would “create or save” 3.5 million jobs, and significantly tempter the rising unemployment rate. Now that it is clear that… Read More
ABC and NBC have so far refused to run a 33 second advertisement by the League of American Voters that questions the Obama health care… Read More
As the debate over the “public option” for health care heats up, a new attempt to ridicule those with concerns over government provision of services… Read More
Herbert Hoover was no laissez-faire president like Calvin Coolidge, however he did respect the constitution, and he never was willing to go as far as… Read More
Today is Friedrich Hayek’s birthday and it is an important year to celebrate his birth. Although the twentieth century was the century of Hayek, this… Read More
It seems that we keep being told that the policy is temporary, and is far short of nationalization, only for Congress to turn around after… Read More
In the New York Times today, David Brooks has a column in which he describes two theories about the financial crisis: “greed” and “stupidity.” The… Read More
The financial crisis has exposed a trend that has been in the works for some time. Since the fall of communism, some of the more… Read More
South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford made some very important, insightful points on Sunday. He said them very concisely, as politicians know how to do. They… Read More
The “cash for clunkers” plan recently proposed in Congress would provide a subsidy for a new car purchase to anyone willing to have their current… Read More
