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January 26, 2011
Blog

Is Obama Serious?
By Roger Pilon
January 26, 2011
Washington Times

U.S.-China Trade a Collaborative Effort
By Daniel Griswold
January 26, 2011
Testimony

Promoting Economic Recovery and Job Creation: The Road Forward
… to discuss issues with regard to promoting economic recovery. The topic is obviously a huge one; what aspects of federal policy deserve to be at the top of the list of concerns? Because the recovery process may take five years …
By William Poole
January 26, 2011
Blog

Obama Supports Repealing 1099 Rule
By Chris Edwards
January 26, 2011
Blog

Obama Calls for Corporate Tax Cut
By Chris Edwards
January 26, 2011
Cato Video

A video response to the 2011 State of the Union
Featuring Gene Healy, Michael F. Cannon, Benjamin H. Friedman, Jagadeesh Gokhale, Neal McCluskey, Sallie James, John Samples, Justin Logan, Daniel J. Mitchell, & David Rittgers
January 25, 2011
Blog

USPS Takes Another Shot at Closing Outlets
By Tad DeHaven
January 25, 2011
Blog

Our Brave Leaders
By Chris Edwards
January 25, 2011
Blog

RSC Silent on Farm Subsidies
… contribute” to deficit reduction, they won’t be “giving” more than anyone else, thank you very much: NAWG supports the policy that if federal agriculture programs are subject to budget cuts to achieve deficit reduction, then the same percentage of …
By Sallie James
January 25, 2011
Blog

Thirty Years of Deficit Disaster
By David Boaz
January 25, 2011
Blog

Tea Party Isn’t Mellowing GOP Militarism
Lindsay Graham isn’t alone when he imagines an emerging “isolationist wing” of the Republican Congress. Pundits have lately both lamented and celebrated the arrival of a Tea Party foreign policy, where deficit fears restrain military adventures and Pentagon spending …
By Benjamin H. Friedman
January 24, 2011
Blog

GOP Conservatives Propose Spending Cuts
By Tad DeHaven
January 24, 2011
Blog

Liberate NPR
By Michael F. Cannon
January 24, 2011
Philadelphia Inquirer

New Republicans, Same Old Militarism
As the 112th Congress gets under way, a key question remains about where tea‐party influence will push the Republican caucus on foreign policy — toward a more restrained stance on overseas commitments and Pentagon spending, or in the familiar trajectory …
By Benjamin H. Friedman
January 23, 2011
Blog

English Anti-Tax Haven Ideologues Are Just as Foolish and Ignorant as their American Cousins
… jurisdictions? If so, they should forthrightly admit this is their goal, notwithstanding the destructive, anti‐competitive impact of such a policy. Or, perhaps, could it be the case that leftists on both sides of the Atlantic don’t like tax …
By Daniel J. Mitchell

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Is Obama Serious?

U.S.-China Trade a Collaborative Effort

Promoting Economic Recovery and Job Creation: The Road Forward

Obama Supports Repealing 1099 Rule

Obama Calls for Corporate Tax Cut

A video response to the 2011 State of the Union

USPS Takes Another Shot at Closing Outlets

Our Brave Leaders

RSC Silent on Farm Subsidies

Thirty Years of Deficit Disaster

Tea Party Isn’t Mellowing GOP Militarism

GOP Conservatives Propose Spending Cuts

Liberate NPR

New Republicans, Same Old Militarism

English Anti-Tax Haven Ideologues Are Just as Foolish and Ignorant as their American Cousins