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Author Archives : Brian Garst

February 15, 2013
Brian Garst

Brian Garst

Brian Garst is Vice President of the Center for Freedom and Prosperity.
FATCA Opposition Spans Ideological Spectrum

FATCA Opposition Spans Ideological Spectrum

Posted on December 14, 2012

Burdens created by the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, particularly on Americans living abroad, are so obviously unjust that they are now raising the ire of more than just those of us ideologically and philosophically opposed to large government. Writing for Examiner.com, Koshek Rama Moorthi makes a solid case against FATCA based on its punishing […]

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Let TAG Expire

Let TAG Expire

Posted on December 11, 2012

The Transaction Account Guarantee Program (TAG) is set to expire at the end of the year. In the midst of the financial crisis, TAG extended bank deposit guarantees for checking accounts above the normal FDIC $250,000 limit, making them unlimited. The program was extended after its first two-year expiration came up in 2010.  It should […]

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Yes, Politicians Buy Votes

Yes, Politicians Buy Votes

Posted on November 25, 2012

This article appeared in The Daily Caller.

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No Time to Go Wobbly On Spending Cuts

No Time to Go Wobbly On Spending Cuts

Posted on November 11, 2012

These are dark times for advocates of sane fiscal policy. The President and other Democrats have interpreted the recent election as a mandate to raise taxes, and if the past is any indication, the instinct from Republicans will be to cave. As if that isn’t bad enough, there’s the possibility of the sequester cuts being […]

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Will Natural Gas Cronyism Lead to a Post-Election Regulatory Deluge?

Will Natural Gas Cronyism Lead to a Post-Election Regulatory Deluge?

Posted on November 6, 2012

Veronique de Rugy documented today the degree to which the natural gas industry has captured the ear of government, receiving favorable treatment as a result: Public outrage at cronyism and corporate welfare is growing—and that’s all to the good. But don’t expect well-connected special interests and politicians to go gentle into that good night. Especially […]

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If Obama Beat Hoover, So What?

If Obama Beat Hoover, So What?

Posted on November 5, 2012

You know your record as President is abysmal when supporters are reduced to touting how much better you’ve done than Herbert Hoover. But that’s where Obama is at, apparently, as historian Robert McElvaine took to the New York Times a few days ago to make exactly that case. Seeking to combat unfavorable comparisons to the […]

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Why Obama is Wrong to Brag About the Auto Bailout

Why Obama is Wrong to Brag About the Auto Bailout

Posted on October 17, 2012

In last night’s debate, President Obama once again bragged about pouring  taxpayer dollars into GM and Chrysler, while chastising Mitt Romney for wanting to “let Detroit go bankrupt.” Presuming that Detroit in this context refers to the auto companies that received a bailout, this charge makes no sense. They did go bankrupt. The problem, as […]

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How Will Economic Freedom Fare in Honduras?

How Will Economic Freedom Fare in Honduras?

Posted on October 1, 2012

Would you want to live in a city with no income, sales or capital gains taxes? Well you can soon move to Honduras and get your chance: Small government and free-market capitalism are about to get put to the test in Honduras, where the government has agreed to let an investment group build an experimental […]

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Are Republicans Dumb Enough to Support a Carbon Tax?

Are Republicans Dumb Enough to Support a Carbon Tax?

Posted on September 24, 2012

When it comes to taxes, Republicans really do play the stupid party to the Democrats’ evil. If Democrats propose raising taxes, Republicans trip over themselves to offer to sharp contrast by offering to raise taxes a bit less. CF&P President Andrew Quinlan highlighted the latest example of this strategic brilliance in Forbes: [I]t’s not just […]

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