Of COURSE Regulations Stifle Private Sector Investment
One of the dumbest of DC assertions – is that more government regulation doesn’t harm private sector investment. That somehow the higher […]
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Why Don’t We Want More Government in the Internet? IDK…China, Maybe?
We less government types have all along the way opposed the ridiculous policy known as Network Neutrality. For a whole host of […]
It Would Be Nice if the Media Checked at Least a Little into its Leftist Sources
Our “news media” – a term I use as loosely as is possible – never finds it beneath them to use as […]
Net Neutrality is Stupid Policy, Has Never Been Popular – and Needs to Finally Go Away
We have on numerous occasions detailed how titanically stupid Network Neutrality is. It in the early 2000s actually began as four innocuous […]
Those in Subsidized Houses – Shouldn’t Throw Crony Government Accusations
We less-government-types want to see an end to as much government subsidy money and protectionism as possible. We who understand economics and […]
83% Bots: We Told You the Power Grab ‘Comment Period’ is Titanically Stupid
We have rather recently delved into the scintillating stupidity of the government bureaucracy “Comment Period”: “One of the ways these agencies attempt […]
Obamacare Democrats – Now Promise ‘Affordable’ Government Internet ‘For All’
Obamacare’s official legislative name was, of course, “The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.” Washington, D.C. is very good at naming things. […]
DC Cronyism, Subsidized Stadiums and Private Planes – and the National Anthem
Cronyism is a coin of the realm in Washington, D.C. Money is of course Capitol currency – DC spends $4 trillion of […]
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 […]
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 […]