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April 6, 2011
Blog

Ryan’s Plan for Farm Subsidies
… those. The focus on crop insurance is encouraging, because crop insurance is an increasingly important part of U.S. farm policy, especially in recent years when commodity prices have been high: high prices reduce the amount of money taxpayers spend …
By Sallie James
April 6, 2011
Washington Times

Are We Really “on Track” to Double Exports in Five Years?
… in his State of the Union address in January 2010, the NEI is the centerpiece of the president’s trade policy. His stated goal is to double U.S. exports of goods and services from $1.57 trillion 2009 to …
By Daniel Griswold
April 6, 2011
National Review (Online)

This Is Going to Hurt
By Michael D. Tanner
April 5, 2011
Cato Daily Podcast

Ryan Budget Plan Takes on Entitlements
Featuring Chris Edwards and Caleb O. Brown
April 5, 2011
Blog

Federal Spending: Ryan vs. Obama
By Chris Edwards
April 5, 2011
Blog

Paul Ryan and Political Discipline
By Roger Pilon
April 5, 2011
Blog

Medicare and Medicaid Reform
By Tad DeHaven
April 5, 2011
Washington Times

Book Review: How America Stays Number One
… just days is turning into a stalemate that could last weeks or months. So much for being a “superpower.” American policymakers like to talk about “smart power,” as if the meaning was self‐evident. Helping us understand what power is …
By Doug Bandow
April 5, 2011
American Conservative (Blog)

Did Trotsky Tweet?
… Soviet Union played in the developments leading to the collapse of the Berlin Wall reflects his “realist” approach to foreign policy. He adopts a materialist and conservative view of history that rejects the optimism expressed by Cohen and other “idealists …
By Leon T. Hadar
April 5, 2011
National Review (Online)

Paul Ryan’s Fiscal Framework
By Chris Edwards
April 5, 2011
Washington Times

The Responsible, the Timid, and the Ugly on Inflation
By Richard W. Rahn
April 5, 2011
DC Examiner

Why We Should Be Against Armed Humanitarianism
By Gene Healy
April 5, 2011
Cato.org

Obama’s Gitmo-style Prisons Here at Home
By Nat Hentoff
April 5, 2011
National Interest (Online)

China Benefits as U.S. Continuously Shoots Itself in the Foot
By Ted Galen Carpenter
April 4, 2011
Blog

Government Can Tax Your Income, But It Doesn’t Own It in the First Place
By Ilya Shapiro

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Ryan’s Plan for Farm Subsidies

Are We Really “on Track” to Double Exports in Five Years?

This Is Going to Hurt

Ryan Budget Plan Takes on Entitlements

Federal Spending: Ryan vs. Obama

Paul Ryan and Political Discipline

Medicare and Medicaid Reform

Book Review: How America Stays Number One

Did Trotsky Tweet?

Paul Ryan’s Fiscal Framework

The Responsible, the Timid, and the Ugly on Inflation

Why We Should Be Against Armed Humanitarianism

Obama’s Gitmo-style Prisons Here at Home

China Benefits as U.S. Continuously Shoots Itself in the Foot

Government Can Tax Your Income, But It Doesn’t Own It in the First Place