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May 16, 2006
Blog

Précarité is the Price You Must Pay
By Will Wilkinson
May 15, 2006
Blog

Why Massive Tax Increases Are Not Inevitable
… will inevitably lead to a tax increase. Henderson argues in this very compelling essay from the Hoover Institution’s journal Policy Review that the prospects for entitlement reform and spending restraint are not as grim as some conservatives and libertarians …
By Stephen Slivinski
May 15, 2006
Blog

Mission Creep?
By Tim Lynch
May 15, 2006
Blog

Border Enforcement without Reform is Doomed to Fail
By Daniel Griswold
May 15, 2006
Blog

Can We Negotiate with Odious Regimes?
By Justin Logan
May 12, 2006
Blog

Tax Cut Facts
By Chris Edwards
May 12, 2006
Blog

They Don’t Call It Taxachusetts for Nothing
… not to purchase health insurance has been replaced by a tax equal to half the price of a typical insurance policy. The $295 per‐employee levy on employers who do not offer coverage is another tax. There is a mandate …
By Michael F. Cannon
May 12, 2006
Blog

A Heckuva Job
By Tim Lynch
May 12, 2006
Fox News (Online)

The Bush Administration Snubs Taiwan
… a not‐very‐subtle message that Washington would like to see Ma as the next president of Taiwan. The current policy toward Taiwan is the worst possible combination. Washington maintains an implicit commitment to defend the island if China ever …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
May 11, 2006
Blog

“Starve the Beast” Just Does Not Work
By William A. Niskanen
May 11, 2006
Blog

Please, Talk to Iran
By Justin Logan
May 11, 2006
Blog

Missing the Point on Gen. Hayden
… and the Army War College), were generally sound. Justin Logan and I took up this issue in a recent Cato Policy Analysis: The common theme running through essentially all of the postwar planning was that the project in Iraq was …
By Christopher A. Preble
May 11, 2006
Blog

The Battle over Entitlements Isn’t Lost Yet
… offered what in retrospect were optimal conditions for restructuring America’s entitlement commitments and thereby winning huge victories for good policy and limited government. But to adopt the clear‐eyed realism that David and Bruce urge, since when did countries …
By Brink Lindsey
May 11, 2006
TownHall.com

The Top One-hundredth of One Percent
By Alan Reynolds
May 9, 2006
Blog

Republicans Tripping on Medicare Prescription Drugs
By Michael F. Cannon

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Précarité is the Price You Must Pay

Why Massive Tax Increases Are Not Inevitable

Mission Creep?

Border Enforcement without Reform is Doomed to Fail

Can We Negotiate with Odious Regimes?

Tax Cut Facts

They Don’t Call It Taxachusetts for Nothing

A Heckuva Job

The Bush Administration Snubs Taiwan

“Starve the Beast” Just Does Not Work

Please, Talk to Iran

Missing the Point on Gen. Hayden

The Battle over Entitlements Isn’t Lost Yet

The Top One-hundredth of One Percent

Republicans Tripping on Medicare Prescription Drugs