Tax Cuts for the Rich, part 2

Decision Week for the Republican Primary has brought some interesting, although not completely unexpected developments with the withdrawal of Romney, the rise of McCain, and the near unanimous chorus in the punditeria that "it's over." Also heard from the the pundit class is...

Dutch May Compensate Kidney Donors

"Dutch May Compensate Kidney Donors "The Dutch health minister, Ab Klink, is considering a recommendation to offer free health insurance for life to anyone who donates a kidney for transplant," reports The London Times. "The initiative has been prompted by a chronic shortage...

Global Warming: Some Convenient Facts - May 7 Briefing

This upcoming event should prove quite interesting."CAPITOL HILL BRIEFING Monday, May 7, 2007 12:00 PM (Lunch Included) Featuring: Patrick J. Michaels, Senior Fellow in Environmental Studies, Cato Institute, Professor of Environmental Sciences, University of Virginia and...

10 Things Your CongressMan Wont Tell You

"1. "I can't lose." This year 404 members of the U.S. House of Representatives are standing for reelection. For most it's a formality: On average, more than 90% of House incumbents win, according to a 2005 report by the Cato Institute. What's behind the incumbency advantage?...

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Neo-Liberal State Capitalism In Asia

"Reading the Right from the Left. Free Trade Zones are the newest formation of state capitalism. Of course the contradiction here is that they pose as a form of free trade. When in fact the difference between them and state enterprizes is simply a matter of ownership. Name...

Free Trade Not Aid

"My fellow blog combatants from the right will be surprized that I agree with them. Aid is not the anwer; economic freedom is says Damination, which by the way is one of the better Blogging Tories. Thoughtful and insightful articles can actually be found here, even though I...

overhaul must break the culture that encourages illegal work force

A machine-readable biometric identity card for migrant workers.