For Which Party Should Farmers and Rural Voters Vote?
Tom Vilsack is a rurally focused individual. The Democrat is a former Iowa governor – who is currently the only Department of […]
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You First Need Government’s Permission to Repair Your Flood Ravaged Home
And many, many other ways government is stupid, imperious, and an impediment to progress and the marketplace. Here’s hoping the poor flood […]
Hillary Clinton’s Terrible Government Broadband Plan
I’ve never liked the term “public xxx” – when used for things like “public schools” or “National Public Radio (NPR).” Because it’s […]
When Another Executive Branch Agency Says You’re Overreaching – You’re Overreaching
The Executive Branch of our federal government – is huge. Made up of many, many agencies, departments, commissions and boards. The Barack […]
ObamaCare and Net Neutrality Are Doing Exactly the Damage Their Opponents Predicted
ObamaCare and Network Neutrality are really dumb policy. For many, many reasons. Like with all huge new government power grabs, there are […]
Hillary Clinton, Her Foundation and the Democrat Platform: Even More Government Money and Cronyism
The Barack Obama Administration has a few signature calling cards – none of them any good. Government money and cronyism – is […]
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 […]
Add Intellectual Property Protection to the List of Rights the Government is Eviscerating
The Constitution is an extraordinary document. Life for most humans for most of human history has been poor, nasty, brutish and short. […]
Pokemon Go Re-Reveals the Left’s Anti-Free Market, Pro-Government Fetish
Congratulations to Google on Pokemon Go. Google’s parent company Alphabet incubated and spun out this latest highly successful data-collection-device – for sale […]
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 […]