Big Government Advocates Say They Want More Competition – Their ‘Solutions’ Result in Less
The road to Hell is paved with good government intentions. We need not ascribe malicious motives to Big Government advocates – we […]
Tag: Budget
Latest Report on Global Free Trade Impediments Details the Ridiculousness
Most of us on the Center-Right very much like free trade – for at least a couple of reasons. The freer trade […]
Government Tries to Micromanage a Market – And Yet Again Fails Miserably
The bigger government is – the more room there is for big companies who wish to do so to rig the system. […]
Yet Again, Government Screws Up – And Tries to Blame the Private Sector
Government is terrible at…well, pretty much everything. The examples are legion – and myriad. In large part because government doing anything violates […]
(At Least) Three Reasons Why Government Being in the Broadband Business is a Terrible Idea
Likely the least regulated private economic sector going into the Age of the Barack Obama Administration – at least at the federal […]
The Death Tax, the Flat Tax – and Warren Buffett’s Fat Tax Breaks
We just hobbled through another tax season. The excruciating excursion into the ridiculous thicket that is the roughly 75,000 page tax code. […]
Net Neutrality Is Just As Stupid Internationally As It Is Here
Net Neutrality remains an omni-directional terrible idea. Here in the United States, Net Neutrality exponentially increases the government’s ability to tax the […]
A Tale of Three Governors – Media Bias Edition
It was the best of coverage – it was the worst of coverage. You’ve heard of Virginia ex-Governor Bob McDonnell, yes? And […]
Higher Costs, New Taxes – The Perpetual Lie: More Government = Less Expensive
We’ve heard it for generations. Let government get more involved – and private sector prices will fall. We’ve heard it in defense […]
Obama’s Objective: Nationalize California’s Government-Made Water Disaster
California – the Golden State that hasn’t been golden in decades. And has for decades been under the near total control of […]