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January 25, 2010
Cato Daily Podcast

Bush’s Budget-Busting Binge
Featuring Chris Edwards and Caleb O. Brown
January 22, 2010
Blog

A Victory for Fiscal Sovereignty and Human Rights
… In typical arrogant fashion, the IRS already has indicated that it still expects acquiescence, notwithstanding Switzerland’s strong human rights policy on personal privacy. The Bloomberg story excerpted below has the details, but it’s worth noting that this entire …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
January 22, 2010
Blog

This Week in Government Failure
By Tad DeHaven
January 22, 2010
Blog

Pottery Barn Rule, Take 27
By Christopher A. Preble
January 22, 2010
Blog

EDA’s Delusions of Grandeur
By Tad DeHaven
January 22, 2010
Globe Asia

The Great 18-Year Real Estate Cycle
… S. Bernanke delivered a major speech at the annual meeting of the American Economic Association. In his formal paper, “Monetary Policy and the Housing Bubble,” Chairman Bernanke argues that the Fed’s monetary policy was not responsible for the U …
By Steve H. Hanke
January 22, 2010
National Interest (Online)

Ukraine’s Counterrevolution
… Moscow more paranoid and confrontational. Georgia’s hope for Western protection from Russian military action proved stillborn: no sane American policy maker would risk Washington to protect Tbilisi. There is no more enthusiasm for promising to go to war over …
By Doug Bandow
January 22, 2010
Korea Times

Beware Crusader Temptation
… lag far behind the minimum number suggested as necessary by anti‐insurgency doctrine to triumph. If the consequence of allied policy is to extend the war rather than reach a compromise political settlement, Afghans are likely to be worse off …
By Doug Bandow
January 22, 2010
Blog

Pinocchio Rove Strikes Again
By Daniel J. Mitchell
January 21, 2010
Blog

Was Bill Clinton Also an “Extremist” on Trade?
By Daniel Griswold
January 21, 2010
Blog

Machine Gun Nests in the War on Terror
By Jim Harper
January 21, 2010
Blog

Does This Mean I’m On a Watch-List?
… advocates for unfair trade deals and believes that increases in unemployment should not prevent enacting new trade deals. The CATO Policy Handbook specifically says Congress should “avoid using trade deficits and concerns about employment levels as excuses for imposing trade …
By Sallie James
January 21, 2010
Blog

Federal Transportation Follies
By Tad DeHaven
January 21, 2010
Blog

Statism Update from Brussels
By Daniel J. Mitchell
January 21, 2010
Zanesville Times Recorder

Is the U.S. Getting Rid of Laws of War?
By Nat Hentoff

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Bush’s Budget-Busting Binge

A Victory for Fiscal Sovereignty and Human Rights

This Week in Government Failure

Pottery Barn Rule, Take 27

EDA’s Delusions of Grandeur

The Great 18-Year Real Estate Cycle

Ukraine’s Counterrevolution

Beware Crusader Temptation

Pinocchio Rove Strikes Again

Was Bill Clinton Also an “Extremist” on Trade?

Machine Gun Nests in the War on Terror

Does This Mean I’m On a Watch-List?

Federal Transportation Follies

Statism Update from Brussels

Is the U.S. Getting Rid of Laws of War?