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February 12, 2003
Bangkok Post

Why Hasn’t Saddam Killed Us All?
… Islamic theocracy and is operating in territory no longer under Baghdad’s control because of America’s “no‐fly zone” policy. As for the alleged poisons lab, even many Kurds say that they haven’t heard of it. Although the …
By Doug Bandow
February 12, 2003
Briefing Paper

No. 80
States Face Fiscal Crunch after 1990s Spending Surge
Across the nation, large budget gaps are forcing state governments to make tough policy choices. While some states are trying to control spending, others are turning to tax increases to balance their budgets. Some state officials are trying to pass …
By Chris Edwards, Stephen Moore, and Phil Kerpen
February 11, 2003
Cato.org

Trade Brings Security
… hearts: Peace. The evidence has become so strong that President Bush has used it to show why a liberal trade policy is a necessary part of a strong national defense. The latest “National Security Strategy of the United States of …
By Gerald P. O’Driscoll Jr. and Sara J. Fitzgerald
February 11, 2003
National Review (Online)

Bush’s Achilles’ Heel
By Veronique de Rugy
February 11, 2003
Cato.org

Proposals for Economic Growth and Job Creation
… a federal bailout of the states. Across the nation, substantial budget gaps are forcing state governments to make tough fiscal policy choices. Budget gaps are estimated to be as much as $50 billion for the states as a whole. In …
By Chris Edwards
February 11, 2003
Cato.org

Tax Hikes Are Still Ballot Losers
By Patrick Basham and Chris Edwards
February 10, 2003
Cato.org

Bush Budget: Don’t Break Open the Champagne
By Veronique de Rugy
February 9, 2003
Washington Times

Taxing Income Once
By Alan Reynolds
February 9, 2003
Cato.org

Different Messenger, But Same Message: War
By Charles V. Peña
February 6, 2003
National Post

Bush’s Overspending Problem
By Chris Edwards
February 6, 2003
Washington Times

The Economic Ruin of Europe
By Richard W. Rahn
February 5, 2003
Los Angeles Times

Border Security Is No Job for the Military
By Gene Healy
February 5, 2003
Foreign Policy Briefing

No. 74
The China-Taiwan Military Balance: Implications for the United States
By Ivan Eland
February 4, 2003
Financial Times

Liberty Will Survive Hong Kong’s New Laws
By Brink Lindsey
February 4, 2003
Cato.org

Bush Budget Reveals Serious Overspending Problem
By Chris Edwards

Cato Annual Report

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Why Hasn’t Saddam Killed Us All?

States Face Fiscal Crunch after 1990s Spending Surge

Trade Brings Security

Bush’s Achilles’ Heel

Proposals for Economic Growth and Job Creation

Tax Hikes Are Still Ballot Losers

Bush Budget: Don’t Break Open the Champagne

Taxing Income Once

Different Messenger, But Same Message: War

Bush’s Overspending Problem

The Economic Ruin of Europe

Border Security Is No Job for the Military

The China-Taiwan Military Balance: Implications for the United States

Liberty Will Survive Hong Kong’s New Laws

Bush Budget Reveals Serious Overspending Problem