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August 29, 2013

In the Name of Safety They Rob Us of Our Liberties

Safety and security are important, but our constitutionally protected liberties and freedoms are even more important. The government should be able to protect both, but all indications are that it isn't.

August 27, 2013

The Recent Decline in Wages Is a Result of Obama's Economic Policies

Real average wages have declined over the past four years and the reason is simple: Companies facing Obama’s regulatory and tax onslaught are reluctant to invest and hire.

August 23, 2013

Let's Play: Who's the Constitutionalist?

Of all constituencies, the Tea Party should instinctively understand what’s wrong with the Marketplace Fairness Act

August 22, 2013

Gale Force Opposition to Progress

Insisting that Fire Island’s storm-damaged copper network be replaced with the same old outdated technology is a step backward rather than forward.

August 21, 2013

Let's Play: Who's the Constitutionalist?

Of all constituencies, the Tea Party should instinctively understand what’s wrong with the Marketplace Fairness Act

August 20, 2013

President Bush's Medical Procedure Demonstrates the Threat of ObamaCare

Doctors often disagree on the right course of treatment for a given patient, so how will some panel in Washington know what’s best?

August 15, 2013

If You Can't Beat Them, Sue Them,

So what happens when a whole country surrenders to the difficulty of commercializing patents and instead retreats to patent assertion as a means to shake down innovators? Look no further than France.

August 14, 2013

Success-ter

The dreaded and feared sequester has been a success. Policymakers should add blunt tools like the sequester as a backstop into every future fiscal agreement.

August 13, 2013

When a Senator Engages in Bullying

Senator Richard Durbin is going after lots of for-profit and nonprofit organizations for their constitutionally protected associations, which looks an awful lot like classic bullying.

August 9, 2013

A Permanent Ban on Discriminatory Internet Taxes

The moratorium, first enacted in 1998, should be made permanent.

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