WSJ Op-Ed Gets Social Conservatives (and Trump Supporters) Way Wrong – Yet Again
I begin with a disclosure. The Wall Street Journal piece we will examine was penned by the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI)’s Iain […]
Tag: intellectual property theft
Apple Loathes Intellectual Property – Unless, Of Course, It’s Theirs
I must admit, I laughed more than a little last week when a pair of headlines crossed my transom. Here’s the first: […]
International Trade – Is Rife with Omni-Directional Anti-Free Trade Practices
One characteristic of humans – is we each view the world through our personal prism. Perfectly understandable – how else would we? […]
Intellectual Property: Constitutional, and Crucial to Economic and National Security
The Founding Fathers – were exceedingly intelligent individuals. They established for us with their Constitution a framework – which allowed us to […]
Getting to Actual Free Trade Ain’t Easy – But It’s Necessary
President Donald Trump is rightly, reasonably trying to get the planets’ nations to stop robbing US blind. It’s been global sport for […]
Another Obama-Undoing Great Idea: Plug the Obama-Era Holes In Our Patent Protections
It’s been amusing – and more than a mite disturbing – to watch the Barack Obama Contingent spend the entirety of the […]
We Are Surrounded by Intellectual Property – Until We Aren’t
Tom Cruise has made more than a little bit of money as an actor. For which Cruise has to thank genetics, astronomical-odds-beating […]
Fake Free Trade: More Government There – Means Economic Destruction Here
Many countries – most especially Communist China – subsidize their domestic products that are then sold on the global market. This isn’t […]
Ok, Again: This Is How Foreign Government Subsidies Are Awful for the US
It is becoming more than a mite tiresome – dealing with the knee-jerk, talking-point-screeching alleged “free traders.” Who oppose President Donald Trump […]
The China Test: If You Think the Status Quo Is ‘Free Trade’ – You Don’t Know Free Trade
There seems to be a wide swath of the population – thankfully centered mostly in Washington, D.C. – that acts as if […]