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June 16, 2009
National Interest (Online)

A Tattered Umbrella
… do the same.) Such forces would help fulfill a second function: deter an aggressive China, if Beijing ever changed its policy from the oft‐repeated “peaceful rise” to a more belligerent stance. The People’s Republic of China (PRC) has …
By Doug Bandow
June 15, 2009
Blog

New Video Explains Why Soak-the-Rich Tax Increases Are Misguided
By Daniel J. Mitchell
June 15, 2009
Blog

“United States”: Singular Noun, or Plural?
Paul Starobin, the author of an informative primer on foreign policy realism, had an interesting piece in the weekend’s Wall Street Journal on the topic of breaking up the United States. Devolved America is a vision faithful both to …
By Justin Logan
June 15, 2009
Blog

Kristof: Drugs Won the War
By Tim Lynch
June 15, 2009
Blog

… But What Is “Cyber”?
By Jim Harper
June 15, 2009
Blog

GOP 99% Socialist
By Chris Edwards
June 15, 2009
Blog

Latvia Retains Flat Tax, Disappointing Class-Warfare Advocates
By Daniel J. Mitchell
June 15, 2009
Guardian (Online)

The US Embargo of Cuba Is a Failure
… now to lift the embargo to allow more travel and farm exports to Cuba. As a tool of US foreign policy, the embargo actually enhances the Castro government’s standing by giving it a handy excuse for the failures of …
By Daniel Griswold
June 15, 2009
New York Post

The Spending Threat
By Chris Edwards
June 14, 2009
Blog

War Is the Health of the State, Redux
… advantages allow us to more easily avoid it. The cost to our people, foreign peoples, and our domestic freedoms are all good reasons to treat war as the last resort rather than the first tool of choice by Washington policymakers.
By Doug Bandow
June 13, 2009
Blog

“There Is No Gain to Keep Them”
… the 1975–79 communist Khmer Rouge regime from forced labor, starvation, medical neglect and executions. … Duch recounted a Khmer Rouge policy on detained children: “There is no gain to keep them, and they might take revenge on you,” which he …
By Doug Bandow
June 12, 2009
Blog

Campaign Finance Reform, European Style
By Doug Bandow
June 12, 2009
Blog

Save Free Enterprise—Starting Now
By David Boaz
June 12, 2009
Blog

IRS Wants Worker Cell Phones to Be Taxable
By Daniel J. Mitchell
June 12, 2009
Asia Times

Book Review: Wired for War
By David Isenberg

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A Tattered Umbrella

New Video Explains Why Soak-the-Rich Tax Increases Are Misguided

“United States”: Singular Noun, or Plural?

Kristof: Drugs Won the War

… But What Is “Cyber”?

GOP 99% Socialist

Latvia Retains Flat Tax, Disappointing Class-Warfare Advocates

The US Embargo of Cuba Is a Failure

The Spending Threat

War Is the Health of the State, Redux

“There Is No Gain to Keep Them”

Campaign Finance Reform, European Style

Save Free Enterprise—Starting Now

IRS Wants Worker Cell Phones to Be Taxable

Book Review: Wired for War