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May 13, 2010
Cato Daily Podcast

Robert Gates Is No Dwight Eisenhower
Featuring Justin Logan and Caleb O. Brown
May 12, 2010
Blog

Congress to Produce Earmark Data?
By Jim Harper
May 12, 2010
Blog

Senate Climate Bill Trade FAIL
By Sallie James
May 12, 2010
Blog

The Next Ronald Reagan?
By Daniel J. Mitchell
May 12, 2010
RealClearWorld.com

Guns of August in the Middle East?
… of this sort in such a prominent medium should not be taken lightly. Do they foreshadow a change in Egyptian policy, or do they signify dissent within the regime? Whichever it is, Nassar’s assessment underlines the importance of this …
By Stanley Kober
May 12, 2010
National Interest (Online)

Japan Can Defend Itself
… role in preserving regional security. Many Japanese citizens are equally opposed to a larger Japanese military and more expansive foreign policy. Their feelings are understandable, given the horrors of World War II. However, the most fundamental duty of any national …
By Doug Bandow
May 12, 2010
Blog

Shocking News: People Are Less Likely to Work When Government Subsidizes Joblessness
… most generous safety net we’ve ever offered nationally,” said David Littmann, senior economist of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy, a free‐market‐oriented research group in Midland. …One former landscaper, who has been on unemployment for a year …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
May 11, 2010
Blog

NYT: Attorneys General Advance “a Credible Theory for Eviscerating” ObamaCare
By Michael F. Cannon
May 11, 2010
Blog

FISA Applications Are Down, but Is Surveillance?
By Julian Sanchez
May 11, 2010
Blog

Income-based Taxpayer Ripoff
By Neal McCluskey
May 11, 2010
Forbes

The E.U.’s Aggressive Bailout Plan
… A monetary union reduces economic uncertainty for traders and increases economic efficiency. But it leaves member nations bereft of monetary policy and currency devaluation mechanisms — tools that can help to manage members’ particular economic circumstances. But the lack of a …
By Jagadeesh Gokhale
May 11, 2010
Washington Times

Taxaholics
… too many in Washington, particularly Democrats, but also some Republicans, are addicted to taxes. This addiction is particularly common among policymakers and elected officials, not only in the United States, but also worldwide, and is most prevalent in Europe. Many …
By Richard W. Rahn
May 10, 2010
Blog

No Eisenhower
By Benjamin H. Friedman
May 10, 2010
Blog

Europe’s Über Bailout
By Daniel J. Mitchell
May 10, 2010
Blog

Public Pensions as Property Rights
By David Boaz

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Robert Gates Is No Dwight Eisenhower

Congress to Produce Earmark Data?

Senate Climate Bill Trade FAIL

The Next Ronald Reagan?

Guns of August in the Middle East?

Japan Can Defend Itself

Shocking News: People Are Less Likely to Work When Government Subsidizes Joblessness

NYT: Attorneys General Advance “a Credible Theory for Eviscerating” ObamaCare

FISA Applications Are Down, but Is Surveillance?

Income-based Taxpayer Ripoff

The E.U.’s Aggressive Bailout Plan

Taxaholics

No Eisenhower

Europe’s Über Bailout

Public Pensions as Property Rights