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October 11, 2011
DC Examiner

Romney for Panderer-in-Chief?
… are well‐known. On the road to the presidency, he’s had convenient epiphanies about stem‐cells, gay rights and immigration, and gone from being a staunch gun‐controller to, in 2007, buying a lifetime NRA membership and awkwardly bragging …
By Gene Healy
March 19, 2007
Blog

In Search of the Libertarian Democrat
… Schools 87.3% Science and Technology 57.3% Dealing with Crime 68.4% Child care 72.4% Border security, illegal immigration 57.3% In a few cases, a majority of Democrats did not favor increased spending. Here are the percentages …
By John Samples
2016-2017
Supreme Court Review

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Contributors
… Justice Bolick is a prolific author of a dozen books and hundreds of articles. Among his most recent books are Immigration Wars: Forging an American Solution (2013), co- authored with former Florida Governor Jeb Bush; and David’s Ham- mer …
April 26, 2012
Blog

Justice Sotomayor: “[Mr. Solicitor] General, I’m Terribly Confused by Your Answer”
… the Court will reverse the Ninth Circuit, in Arizona’s favor): Section 2(B), which requires police to check the immigration status of anyone they have lawfully detained whom they have reasonable suspicion to believe may be in the country …
By Ilya Shapiro
September 15, 2017
Economic Freedom of the World

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Chapter 4, Economic Freedom, Social Protections, and Electoral Support for Anti‐Immigrant Populist Parties in 27 Industrial Democracies
2022
Cato Handbook for Policymakers

Toward a Congressional Resurgence
By Gene Healy and William Yeatman
March 3, 2023
Blog

Backdoor Subsidies for Childcare Are a Bad Idea
The CHIPS childcare requirement is part of a broader pattern, as the administration increasingly attempts to shoehorn its failed social agenda into unrelated economic legislation.
By Ryan Bourne and Vanessa Brown Calder
March 13, 2019
The Clarion Ledger

Mississippi Should Join Call for Convention of States to Amend U.S. Constitution
By Aaron Rice and Ilya Shapiro
March 11, 2009
Blog

NPR and El Salvador: Setting the Record Straight
By Juan Carlos Hidalgo
September 5, 2020
The Federalist

Democrats Are Fighting Trump’s Judges Like Never Before, but Trump’s Still Winning
This administration has surpassed even George W. Bush in picking committed and youthful originalists, particularly in the circuit courts, and getting them through the Senate.
By Ilya Shapiro
January 22, 2018
Blog

The Trump Doctrine and Public Opinion at One Year
A large majority of Americans disapprove of Trump’s handling of foreign policy, while his America First policies are among the most unpopular elements of his foreign policy.
By A. Trevor Thrall
September 27, 2014
Reason (Online)

Libertarians and the European Union: A Rejoinder to Petr Mach
Bad economic policy is not the greatest danger posed by illiberal Eurosceptics.
By Dalibor Rohac
March 17, 2014
Forbes.com

The Outrageous Reason Stephen Colbert Shouldn’t Visit Ohio (And So Can’t You!)
Laws which criminalize “false” speech, don’t replace truthiness, satire, and snark with high-minded ideas and “just the facts.” Instead, they chill speech such that spin becomes silence.
By Ilya Shapiro
May 1, 2024
Blog

Senate Report Highlighting Bias in Online Services Shows How the Market Can Serve More Perspectives and Advance Expression
While the report also embraces some limited legislative fixes that do not live up to this ideal, its emphasis on understanding how content decisions are made and how the market can help address real or perceived bias is constructive.
By David Inserra
July 27, 2016
National Review (Online)

Trump, Clinton, and Executive Power
Partisans on both sides will undoubtedly cheer their candidate, who, they’re certain, will only use that power to do good things. They should be careful what they ask for.
By Michael D. Tanner

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

Romney for Panderer-in-Chief?

In Search of the Libertarian Democrat

Contributors

Justice Sotomayor: “[Mr. Solicitor] General, I’m Terribly Confused by Your Answer”

Chapter 4, Economic Freedom, Social Protections, and Electoral Support for Anti‐Immigrant Populist Parties in 27 Industrial Democracies

Toward a Congressional Resurgence

Backdoor Subsidies for Childcare Are a Bad Idea

Mississippi Should Join Call for Convention of States to Amend U.S. Constitution

NPR and El Salvador: Setting the Record Straight

Democrats Are Fighting Trump’s Judges Like Never Before, but Trump’s Still Winning

The Trump Doctrine and Public Opinion at One Year

Libertarians and the European Union: A Rejoinder to Petr Mach

The Outrageous Reason Stephen Colbert Shouldn’t Visit Ohio (And So Can’t You!)

Senate Report Highlighting Bias in Online Services Shows How the Market Can Serve More Perspectives and Advance Expression

Trump, Clinton, and Executive Power