Rein In Washington, Not the Rich, For a Better Economy
So if the goal is to lower unemployment, create jobs, increase investment and boost federal revenue, how should it be done?
Romney, Perry and the 800 lb Gorilla
For now, Mitt Romney is viewed as the current 2012 GOP front-runner, but if Rick Perry jumps in, the two will likely be the top contenders for the Republican nomination. But both politicians committed major policy blunders haunting them on the campaign trail.
Taxman Gets His Cut on Actual Price Only
Hotel Tax Legal Maneuver Could Backfire
Reasonable Room Rates, But Unreasonable Taxes
Greedy Tax Collectors Turn To The Courts
Taxing Times for Internet Travel Companies
Network Neutrality? Welcome to the Stupid Internet
Smart networks are better than stupid networks, and smart public policy is better than stupid public policy.
Sen. Graham Turns His Back on the Conservative Cause
Sen. Graham is either unfamiliar with or willingly ignorant of this important work done by the Social Security Administration. He should spend a few hours studying it, or spend his time working on something else.
Perspective: A tech tool for future tyrants?
It is a fact that the worst violators of Web site privacy policies are federal government Web sites. To those who say it will be impossible to use the database to violate the privacy of citizens, well, it's just a matter of who is sitting at the console.
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