More Internet and Access? We Need More Spectrum and Less Government
The Left is the world’s worst choir. Singing dissonantly if not concordantly about how good things are – no matter how bad […]
Tag: local choice
When Big Government Advocates Accidentally Admit Being Non-Essential
It’s always helpful when advocates for ever larger government remind us of how utterly unnecessary bigger government – and its advocates – […]
Bad Ideas Never Die – Government Makes Them Policy Over and Over Again
American colleges have for decades now been ongoing, rolling disaster areas. They are Leftist claptrap outfits that take mind-numbed victims of calamitous […]
70% – ‘Fair Share?!?’ Government Needs to Get Back Into the Equal Protection Business
The government has spent the last half century-plus – in as many ways as is bureaucratically possible – picking winners and losers […]
Your Online Data? Government Should Lightly Regulate Everyone Equally
One of the more interesting aspects of the Internet revolution and evolution – has been tracking average Americans’ learning curve on what […]
We Need More Less Government Types Working with Donald Trump
We are in the Age of Donald Trump. Which means we are saddled with a small but pernicious cabal known as Never […]
Want Cheaper, Better Internet? Limit the Local Government Shakedowns of Internet Providers
Everyone wants everything to be better, stronger, faster – and cheaper. It’s human nature. When we’re spending our money – we always […]
One Year Later, The Left’s Net Neutrality Lies Look Even Dumber
For those who don’t pay particularly close attention to politics – those on the Left lie. A LOT. They lie about Donald […]
Lame Duck Soup: Sometimes You Have to Watch How the Sausage is Made
For people not steeped in American cinematic history – Duck Soup: “The country of Freedonia is in the middle of a financial […]
The Right Should Emulate the Lefts Incrementalism
I am for MUCH less government than the massive, nauseating amounts with which we are currently befouled. The federal government alone spends […]