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April 19, 2010
Blog

Peterson (Finally) Changes His Tune
By Sallie James
April 19, 2010
Blog

The Postal Service’s Union Problem
By Tad DeHaven
April 18, 2010
Blog

Robert McCartney’s Love Affair with Government
… thing to an official center of the Tea Party movement, the Tea Party Patriots network, says that it seeks “public policy consistent with our three core values of Fiscal Responsibility, Constitutionally Limited Government and Free Markets,” that’s disappointing to …
By David Boaz
April 18, 2010
Blog

Awful Tax System Causing a Growing Number of Americans to “Go Galt”
By Daniel J. Mitchell
April 18, 2010
Huffington Post

Let the Koreans Take Care of the Koreas
… midst of the Cold War. Neither country is well‐served by Seoul’s continuing defense dependency on America. Unfortunately, the policy incongruities only are likely to worsen. The ROK desires to wield increasing influence beyond its own shores. While relying …
By Doug Bandow
April 16, 2010
Blog

This Week in Government Failure
… a failure. It’s well past time to abolish the Department of Education. There’s nothing happy about Tax Day. If the exploding debt is to be brought under control, policymakers are going to have to rein in entitlement spending.
By Tad DeHaven
April 16, 2010
Blog

Ten Protectionist Senators Pay Lip-Service to International Trade Rules
… asking for the bill to “invest” (don’t you just love the way that word is used in the public policy context?) in retooling, R&D, and “support [for] American manufacturers of clean energy technology,” among other requirements. Of course …
By Sallie James
April 16, 2010
Blog

Crime and Punishment in the Intel Community
By Julian Sanchez
April 15, 2010
Blog

The Joy of Tax Serfdom
By Daniel J. Mitchell
April 15, 2010
Blog

(Un)Happy Tax Day
By Tad DeHaven
April 15, 2010
Blog

Now Is the Time to End the Mortgage Interest Deduction
By Mark A. Calabria
April 15, 2010
Blog

Harkin: Education Too Important Not to Mortgage Our Future
By Neal McCluskey
April 15, 2010
Los Angeles Times

China — It’s Money
By Daniel Griswold
Spring 2010
Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy

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The Case Against the Fiscal Stimulus
By Jeffrey Miron
April 14, 2010
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“Stimulus” = Education Funding Floor?
By Neal McCluskey

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Peterson (Finally) Changes His Tune

The Postal Service’s Union Problem

Robert McCartney’s Love Affair with Government

Awful Tax System Causing a Growing Number of Americans to “Go Galt”

Let the Koreans Take Care of the Koreas

This Week in Government Failure

Ten Protectionist Senators Pay Lip-Service to International Trade Rules

Crime and Punishment in the Intel Community

The Joy of Tax Serfdom

(Un)Happy Tax Day

Now Is the Time to End the Mortgage Interest Deduction

Harkin: Education Too Important Not to Mortgage Our Future

China — It’s Money

The Case Against the Fiscal Stimulus

“Stimulus” = Education Funding Floor?