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March 5, 2014
Forbes.com

Ohio Has a Ministry of Truth, and It Isn’t Much Better Than George Orwell’s
Only a robust and open marketplace of ideas can effectively combat lies consistent with the First Amendment.
By Trevor Burrus
March 5, 2014
Forbes

Eight Reasons to Purge Investor-State Dispute Settlement from Trade Agreements
ISDS raises too many difficult questions about the relationship between domestic sovereignty and the imperative of avoiding protectionism in all of its manifestations.
By Daniel J. Ikenson
March 5, 2014
Orange County Register

Military Cuts a Step in the Right Direction
And the changes won’t hurt U.S. security. In fact, they might even improve it.
By Benjamin H. Friedman
March 5, 2014
National Review (Online)

The Greens vs. Free Trade
Greens’ trade proposals — unrealistic and sure to fail — will not help the environment.
By K. William Watson
March 5, 2014
National Review (Online)

Why the Tea Party’s Waning, Not Winning
It strayed from its original focus on economic issues, and became just the far right wing of the GOP.
By Michael D. Tanner
March 4, 2014
Cato.org

Schools That Turn Students into Outcasts Are Unamerican
By Nat Hentoff
March 4, 2014
Daily Caller

Paul Ryan’s Poverty Plan Charts a Moderate Path, Not a Conservative One
The key problem with the Ryan report is that it does not raise fundamental questions about spending.
By Chris Edwards
March 4, 2014
DC Examiner

Whatever Its Faults, the Tea Party Identified the Right Target
The Tea Partiers identified the right target: our profligate political class.
By Gene Healy
March 4, 2014
National Interest (Online)

Hagel’s Futile Quest for NATO Burden Sharing
It is long past time for the EU countries to take responsibility for their own defense—and for the overall security of their region.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
March 3, 2014
National Law Journal

Politics on the Bench—Iowa and Beyond
Most of life was meant to be, and was, lived apart from government.
By Roger Pilon
March 3, 2014
See Thru Ed

Beat That Snowball!
The latest Republican tax reform plan would do some smart things on higher education.
By Neal McCluskey
March 3, 2014
Washington Times

Legal and Illegal Political Corruption
Political policy corruption is evident in the enactment of policies that the elected officials know, or most certainly should know, will hurt the people unnecessarily, in order to seek rewards from special interests.
By Richard W. Rahn
March 3, 2014
Intercollegiate Review

End the Drug War: The American People Are Not the Enemy
Drug use is bad. Arresting people for using drugs is worse.
By Doug Bandow
March 3, 2014
American Spectator (Online)

The Ingrained Intolerance of Liberal Tolerance
By Doug Bandow
March 3, 2014
Forbes.com

9 Reasons Why I Support Both Marriage Equality and Arizona’s Religious-Liberty Bill
By Ilya Shapiro

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Ohio Has a Ministry of Truth, and It Isn’t Much Better Than George Orwell’s

Eight Reasons to Purge Investor-State Dispute Settlement from Trade Agreements

Military Cuts a Step in the Right Direction

The Greens vs. Free Trade

Why the Tea Party’s Waning, Not Winning

Schools That Turn Students into Outcasts Are Unamerican

Paul Ryan’s Poverty Plan Charts a Moderate Path, Not a Conservative One

Whatever Its Faults, the Tea Party Identified the Right Target

Hagel’s Futile Quest for NATO Burden Sharing

Politics on the Bench—Iowa and Beyond

Beat That Snowball!

Legal and Illegal Political Corruption

End the Drug War: The American People Are Not the Enemy

The Ingrained Intolerance of Liberal Tolerance

9 Reasons Why I Support Both Marriage Equality and Arizona’s Religious-Liberty Bill