Is One Percent Really Too Much To Ask?
The "Penny Plan" does what everyone knows needs to be done—sets the federal government’s fiscal house in order and restrains government to a reasonable share of GDP.
We Can Eliminate Counterfeit Drugs in the U.S. Supply Chain
Counterfeit drugs are here and will only grow unless Congress and the FDA devise a better way to monitor prescription drugs from inception to ingestion.
The Tax War Against the Internet
Pro-tax forces across the country see broadband as the golden goose of tax revenue.
Republicans Shouldn't Make the Same Health Insurance Mistakes Democrats Made
Several Republicans reportedly want to retain certain provisions in ObamaCare, not because those provisions are good policy, but because they’re popular.
The Rush to Regulate Health IT
Some policymakers, regulators and others in government still treat technology as a stand-alone policy issue. But that makes little sense since it is so deeply embedded in virtually everything we do.
Capital Controls
Instead of dealing with the root cause, Senator Schumer is acting like a tyrant and attacking those who flee his oppression.
ObamaCare Forces Medicare Trustees to Make False Budget Assumptions
For the third time, the chief actuary has released an alternative (read: realistic) scenario for Medicare’s future budget. Although unprecedented, somebody has to tell the truth.
So Much for Courage
Once again, conservatives have attempted to eliminate a government program that creates economic distortions and puts taxpayers at risk; and once again the Washington establishment has cut their legs out from under them.
Security Is as Security Does
A New Way to Buy Votes
It’s bad enough that politicians think they can use taxpayer dollars to buy themselves votes. How much worse will it be if those politicians come to conclude they can force private sector companies to buy votes for them?
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