The GOP Convention: A Good Platform on Bad Farm and Trade Policy
The Republican Party has a well-earned reputation for writing good policy platforms every four years at their Conventions – then doing the […]
Tag: regulations
Free Trade Means Less Government – Less Government Means Freer Trade
There has been a lot of discussion of trade of late – both here and across the Pond in Europe. As with […]
A Government Agency Making Farmers’ Lives Miserable – Besides the EPA, We Mean
Government has two roles. Pretend to make the lives of Americans better – while actually making them worse. The first is a […]
Government Subsidizes, Government Warps and Distorts – Government Bails Out
My favorite joke about government and its inanity goes something like this: A guy is running late for a meeting. He’s in […]
India: Yet Another Example of Really Bad Government Damaging Really Good Farms
We American conservatives have long loathed our domestic Farm Bill – for many, many very good reasons. It is a Franklin Delano […]
What Presidential Candidates Should Say to Farmers (and Everyone Else)
Fresno, California – is farm country: “Fresno serves as the economic hub of Fresno County and California’s San Joaquin Valley. The unincorporated […]
The Bogus EPA is Causing Everyone Real Problems
Let us conduct an overview just of what we have only recently learned about the unconstitutional, overreaching and abusive Environmental Protection Agency […]
Government Flutters Its Wings — And Industries Nationwide Are Blown Away
A Leftist governmental principle is the Butterfly Effect: “A property of chaotic systems…by which small changes in initial conditions can lead to […]
The EPA Isn’t Handling Its Business – But Insists On Man-Handling Ours
I have a (somewhat tongue-in-cheek) rule for federal government departments, agencies, commissions and boards: Barring a Constitutional amendment, if a bureaucracy was […]
You Want to be Pro-Environment? You Want Less Government Everywhere
It should not come as a galloping shock to…well, most of the planet – that American farms are a bit more sophisticated […]