Government Mandating Maximums and Minimums is Almost Always Awful
Those of us who understand rudimentary economics – and/or those of us who have paid any attention at all to the last […]
Tag: cronyism
Obama Holdovers Are Making Puerto Rico’s Recovery Much Less Possible
The most damaging and pernicious of the nigh infinite elements of the Washington, D.C. Swamp – which President Donald Trump has pledged […]
More Broadband Access for Everyone? Get Rid of the Massive Government Taxes and Fees
One of the very many avenues the Left uses as an excuse to grow government – is the alleged “digital divide.” The […]
Decades of Bad Global Trade Deals – Have Led to MUCH More Government Everywhere
Big government policies are, of course, antithetical to productive people engaging in useful work. Most people who do a job – find […]
Bureaucracy Power Grab Comment Periods Are Always Stupid – and Often Corrupt
We have very many times discussed the very many unilateral power grabs of the very many Executive Branch departments, agencies, commissions and […]
Yes, Stealing Intellectual Property is Stealing
One of the ongoing ridiculous myths that exists on the Left – and, even more maddeningly, with some on the alleged Right […]
Google’s Long, Sordid History of Rampantly Abusing Its Massive Power
Uber-huge mega-company Google has been of late repeatedly buffeted by very unflattering news. Story after story demonstrating Google’s corporate philosophy of using […]
Net Neutrality Proven Titanically Stupid – By Net Neutrality’s Proponents
Network Neutrality has for more than a decade been all the rage on the Left. Emphasis – as is alway the case […]
The Media-Silicon Valley Nexus Loves Covering Cronyism – Until It Involves Democrats
We very much dislike government cronyism. It is one of the very many very awful byproducts of government that is too big […]
The Trump Administration Should Halt the Importation and Sale of Stolen Goods
In Reality, stealing is bad. In Washington, D.C. – it is the operational model. A feature – not a bug. So it […]