The Nanny State’s latest salvo in the war against modern civilization.
Daily Analysis
After 50 Years, We’ve Learned Enough to Know Medicare Should Get Early Retirement
Medicare is not working for America.
Periodic Debt Limit Fights Are Messy, but May Help Prevent Long-Run Crisis
GAO wants to give Washington a credit card with no limits.
A Supranational Eurozone Government: Bad for Europe, Really Bad for Germany
Europe’s political elite may be even more foolish than their American counterparts.
Highway Funding Battle Brings Out the Worst of Washington
Congress is structured with an incentive to spend.
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders: Two Peas in a Statist Pod
Sanders has a more aggressive us-vs-them approach, while Hillary is calculated and cautious.
The Willful Blindness of an IRS Sycophant
Washington Post writer has a slobbering love affair with the IRS.
Greece’s Debt Is Sustainable
So the real issue for Greece is whether debt is constrained compared to private-sector growth.
Estonia Demonstrates that Business Taxation Can Be Simple, Fair, and Conducive to Growth
There is a lot to admire about Estonia’s sensible approach to business taxation, particularly when compared to America’s masochistic corporate income tax.
Helpful Advice for Jeb Bush and other Candidates: Shrinking Government Is the only Effective Way to Reduce Washington Corruption
An active Washington brings the lobbyists out of hiding.