Can't We All at Least Agree on One Immigration Reform?
A new study shows that more highly skilled workers increase wages for everyone. It's a good reason to pass at least limited immigration, but politics may trump economics.
One More Branch of Government Takes Action and Gets it Right, Another Opts for Failure
The Supreme Court took a step in the right direction, but the proposed patent legislation, which has been shelved, is also necessary to fully address bad actors’ behavior.
As Americans Go to the Polls, What Do the Polls Say About America?
A new Politico poll shows that Americans are concerned about what Democrats want them to ignore, and don't care about want Democrats want to stress.
Voters Favor Corporate Tax Reform
Citizens get it, can explain it, and understand that the failure of Congress to undertake tax reform is directly harming our country.
Obamacare High Deductibles Will Lower Health Care Costs and Empty Patients' Pockets
Obamacare was supposed to deliver low-deductible coverage at low cost; instead it is providing high deductible at high costs, which will have a big effect on people’s pocketbooks.
Fiddling While Capital Flees
In a free society, capital can flee hostile policies, and today capital is fleeing to avoid America’s exorbitant business tax rates while our politicians do nothing about it.
Rescue Consumers from Internet Tax Now
The number of working days remaining in the current congressional session, is quickly dwindling. On the must-do list should be protecting the Internet from multiple or discriminatory taxes, a process Congress began in 1998.
Mississippi Rejects Medicaid Expansion and Embraces Innovation Instead
Obamacare tries to impose a failed industrial-era Medicaid program on states; Mississippi is choosing 21st century technology and innovation instead.
IP Intensive Industries--the Majority of U.S. Exports
Power point presentation by Tom Giovanetti at IPI's 9th Annual World Intellectual Property Day Forum.
Good News for Earth Day
There is good news this Earth Day, but somehow we expect that many people will grumble at the good news rather than celebrate.