Senate Republicans failed to atone for their sins by voting for a balanced budget proposal.
read more...Preventing a bad OECD trearty from sneaking through the Senate.
read more...Another wrinkle in the VAT debate.
read more...A troubling inclusion in otherwise good tax plans.
read more...For their tax reform plans to work, candidates need concomitant proposals to restrain the growth of federal spending.
read more...I wrote a post several years ago contrasting a good initiative by Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky and a statist proposal by Senator Chuck Schumer of New York. There was no connection between the two ideas, but I thought the comparison helped show the difference between someone who instinctively wants more freedom and someone who reflexively thinks […]
read more...Senator Rand Paul is being criticized and condemned by the Washington establishment. That’s almost certainly a sign that he’s doing the right thing. And given the recent events in Russia and Ukraine, we should say he’s doing a great thing. This is because Senator Paul is waging a lonely battle to stop the unthinking and […]
read more...A few months ago, I wrote some very nice things about a budget plan put together by Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, noting that: Senator Paul and his colleagues are highlighting the fact that the plan generates a balanced budget in just five years. That’s a good outcome, but it should be a secondary selling […]
read more...This is beautiful. It’s so refreshing to have a handful of Republicans who actually understand that their job is promoting freedom.
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