Mockery might be the best way to win this issue.
Daily Analysis
Two Big Fiscal Lessons from Colorado’s Pot Legalization
The real lessons are about political greed and how to control it.
Big Government and Corruption Are Inextricably Intertwined
Government has morphed into a racket designed to enrich the lobbyists, insiders, contractors, bureaucrats, and politicians.
Why “Dynamic Scoring” Is Far More Accurate Than “Static Scoring”
New research shows why the fight for dynamic scoring is so important.
If We Care About the Less Fortunate, Focus on Growth Rather Than Redistribution
Politicians and their allies are making life harder for workers.
Should Unelected D.C. Bureaucrats Turn the Internet into a Government-Regulated Public Utility?
The regulatory power grab that could stifle the “permissionless innovation” of the Internet.
The Repellant and Arrogant Statism of Global Warming Fanatics
The not-so-hidden agenda of environmental extremists.
The Global Private Social Security Revolution
International evidence provides the case for personal retirement accounts.
Comparative City Data Debunks Notion That More Spending Is Key to Better Education or Lower Crime Rates
Not all spending is created equal.
Bill Maher’s Astonishing Economic Illiteracy
Okay, maybe it’s not that surprising.