Is there some compelling reason to give politicians and bureaucrats power over the Internet?
Daily Analysis
Health Care Update: Everything from Medicaid’s Ever-Rising Fiscal Burden to a (Very Tepid) Defense of Jonathan Gruber
Medicare’s fiscal black hole, and why Jonathan Gruber got at least one thing right.
Obama’s Legacy: Statist, European-Style Policies Lead to Anemic, European-Style Economic Performance
Malaise is in the future.
Research Shows that Small Government Is Efficient Government
Small government delivers more bang for the buck.
Government Regulation Will Ruin the Internet
The President is no doubt still reeling from the electoral drubbing his party took in the recent midterm elections. He shouldn’t take his anger out on the internet.
America’s Superior Social Capital
Social attitudes play a large role in determining a nation’s long-run prosperity. But how easily can they be changed?
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Supply-Side Economics, in a Single Image
What can philosoraptor teach us about supply side economics?
Here’s Why Libertarians and other Advocates of Small Government Worry about the “Slippery Slope”
It’s not always hyperbole. Sometimes the slope is indeed slippery.
Message for the Pope: Caring for the Poor Doesn’t Make You a Communist, but Advancing Statism Makes You Misguided
Did the Pope really endorse statism?
How Washington Profits by Pillaging America
I’ve been banging the drum for years about Washington being a racket for the benefit of politicians, cronyists, bureaucrats, contractors, lobbyists, interest groups, and other insiders. I’ve written about horrific examples of bloated spending that line the…