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Great Moments in Local Government
Dan Mitchell wrote 5 hours ago: As a good libertarian, I believe in the right of contract, including the right to insist on stupid e … more →
Listen To This Man
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Conservative Wanderer wrote 23 hours ago: Amazing how much of this is as relevant today as it was back when The Gipper gave this speech. … more →
ObamaCare Link Fest Update: Changed size of Picture
The Climate Heretic wrote 1 day ago: Well, this was going to be an anylsis on ObamaCare, but it has, for the most part, become a Link Fes … more →
America Suffers When Washington Wins
Dan Mitchell wrote 2 days ago: The Washington Post has a “feel-good” story about how the huge expansion in the federal … more →
Social Security Administration Bureaucrats Have a Party…and Taxpayers Pick Up a $700,000 Tab
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Dan Mitchell wrote 3 days ago: With so much money being squandered in Washington, $700,000 does not even rise to the level of an as … more →
Should the Obese Pay?
Josh wrote 3 days ago: Source. As Congress barrels toward a complete entanglement of government into the health care syste … more →
You couldn't make it up #2: Brown backs Blair as 'President of Europe'
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xenophon19 wrote 3 days ago: This is the frankly disturbing headline from the Belfast Telegraph. Jesus! could you imagine? Anyway … more →
Why people have Roe v. Wade completely backwards
Rob wrote 4 days ago: Row v. Wade gets spun this way: there is some hidden and unwritten right to privacy in the US Consti … more →
The "Washington Monument Syndrome" Backfires in Massachusetts
Dan Mitchell wrote 4 days ago: While politicians and bureaucrats generally are on the same side, there are occasional conflicts. Fo … more →
Looks like Peggy Joseph may get the last laugh
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Procrustes wrote 4 days ago: Not quite sure where this might be headed but what follows sounds like Peggy Joseph might have … more →
Can a Story About Government-Run Health Care Have a Happy Ending?
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Dan Mitchell wrote 5 days ago: In a previous post, I commented about how Oregon’s government-run health system gives people a … more →
Holdren: Eco-Eugenicist
The Climate Heretic wrote 5 days ago: I HATE eugenics. It is why I oppose Abortion. It is why I oppose Embryonic Stem-Cell Research. I a … more →
Taxpayers Foot the Bill for Bureaucrats' Fancy Party at Posh Resort
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Dan Mitchell wrote 6 days ago: Remember the much-deserved outrage when AIG executives partied at five-star resorts after getting ba … more →
Eugenicists on the Hill
The Climate Heretic wrote 1 week ago: Recently, Ruth Bader Ginsburg has admitted that she is a Eugenicist. And I must say, that I am not … more →
Al Gore Seeks Global Governance
The Climate Heretic wrote 1 week ago: It would seem that Al Gore, Lord High Profit of Global Warming, has finally admitted what he is actu … more →
"Ideas, hypotheses and, yes, even theories have a legitimate place in life. It's just that they're a part of the picture, often a small part. One danger is that theories, due to their clarity, simplicity and whatever other characteristics theories possess, is that they can become more real than reality to theory-lovers."
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onparkstreet wrote 1 week ago: “Planning is usually based on some sort of idea structure, often one or more theories. People … more →
Drivers Use Technology to Fight Snooping by Greedy Government
Dan Mitchell wrote 1 week ago: The Washington Examiner has an encouraging story about how citizens are using high-tech to thwart th … more →
Jane Goodman Be-all End-all Hypocrite
Kris wrote 1 week ago: This evening I read an article written by Jane Goodman, you know, that SCIENTIST that studied apes i … more →
“Positive Rights”: An Ethical Perversion to Pacify the People
freedomslighted wrote 1 week ago: Contemporary society has unfortunately succumbed to quite perverted and badly conceived views of hum … more →
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