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One of the better illustrations for why we saw an economic collapse – from The Foundation for Economic Education: The Parable of the Broken Traffic Lights [T]he post-2001 boom [generated] the financial crisis and…
Read MoreTwo informative posts from the Heritage Foundation: What if Fannie and Freddie Were Eliminated? EXCERPT: Government intervention by way of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac may have given more Americans the keys to their…
Read MoreAnother good column from John Hawkins: Thomas Sowell is not only one of the finest columnists in the business, he’s a prolific author, a brilliant economist, and he has an incomparable knack for simplifying…
Read MoreAnother good article from the City Journal’s Steven Malanga – the subtitle of which is “Wise Wisconsin isn’t imitating its spendthrift neighbor”: In January 2011, facing a forbidding budget deficit and a backlog of…
Read MoreFrom Breitbart.com: In their new book, Debacle: Obama’s War on Jobs and Growth and What We Can Do Now to Regain Our Future, Grover Norquist and John Lott, Jr. explain just how bloated the…
Read MoreFrom the Independent Institute: Ben Bernanke has squandered opportunities to thoroughly justify some of the most activist Federal Reserve policies in recent memory: the financial bailouts of 2008. At a recent lecture at George…
Read MoreFrom NCPA: When the public pay debate began to simmer two years ago, Andrew Biggs, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, and Jason Richwine, a senior policy analyst at the Heritage Foundation,…
Read MoreWe’ll either have policies that allow more people to work for a living, or policies that make more people dependent upon the government. You choose what you want every time you vote. The following…
Read MoreClear-thinking people everywhere cheer on the great work being done by Governor Scott Walker and the Republicans in the legislature in Wisconsin. That said, don’t think for a minute that watching the events unfold…
Read MoreLet’s be frank – many of those who prefer to ignore the social issues like to think that they’re really, really smart people, and they see those embarrassing social issues as dealing with topics…
Read MoreFrank Hill over at FamilySecurityMatters.org has a fun post up today – here’s an excerpt: Here’s our contention: Every single federal program needs to be completely reviewed inside-and-out by Congress and evaluated for its…
Read MoreYou have to crawl before you can walk, the saying goes. Actually, that walking thing takes a bit to learn for most toddlers – that’s why they call them toddlers. Once again our Republican…
Read MoreAnother good one from John Hawkins: “The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries.” ~ Winston Churchill…
Read MorePhyllis Schlafly is a giant in the history of the conservative movement in America, and her latest column echos what many people have been saying for years regarding “the connection between the economic and…
Read MoreThe Heritage Foundation comments on Cong. Paul Ryan’s budget: This budget is not perfect. Few consensus political documents can be. It should be bolder in implementing its entitlement reforms. It should strive for more…
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