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February 26, 2014

At Long Last, Talking About Fundamental Tax Reform

We’re long overdue to be talking about fundamental tax reform. Congressional leadership and President Obama should get on-board.

February 25, 2014

Never Trust an Agency Head Complaining about Budget Cuts

Is Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel telling the truth when he says spending cuts to the defense budget means popular programs will be eliminated? Who knows?

February 21, 2014

Tax Reform Principles and Proposals

In the presentation, Tom Giovanetti outlines the differences and merits of the Flat Tax and Fair Tax proposals.

February 20, 2014

Life in the Fast Lane

The federal government sells fast lane access and higher qualities of service. It shouldn’t forbid broadband companies from doing the same thing.

February 19, 2014

The U.S. Economy on the GO

In an age where investment in technology and IP development are critical, these should show up in economic measurements. It is time to show them.

February 18, 2014

Five Years After Obama's Economic Stimulus, Most Americans Believe the Country Is in Recession

The stimulus is five years old, and even as the Obama administration boasts of progress the majority of Americans still think the country is in a recession and jobs are at the top of their concerns.

February 13, 2014

Cable Merger Will Benefit Consumers and (Unfortunately) Regulators

The Comcast\Time Warner Cable merger won’t harm consumers, but it will provide regulators with an opportunity to make policy under duress rather than through the normal rulemaking or legislative processes. 

February 11, 2014

If Obama Has Evidence of Pay Discrimination, He Should Produce It

President Obama is hawking the discredited claim that there is widespread pay discrimination between men and women. If he has evidence of pay discrimination, he needs to produce it.

February 6, 2014

Why the FCC Should Not Get Sidetracked over Network Neutrality

With the FTC and the Justice Department in place and well-funded, it is needlessly duplicative for the FCC to engage in network neutrality rules and enforcement.

February 5, 2014

Sweet 16

The time is now for Congress to recognize that a permanent moratorium has come of age and mark the occasion by saying goodbye forever to discrimination.

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