Bastiat vs. the Second Law of Thermodynamics

We’re heading towards a future of higher food prices and more hunger.

It’s institutions of government – not its size – that matter when it comes to how good a job the government does.

In just over a decade, America has gone from a bipartisan consensus that torture and brutality are bad to a bipartisan consensus that they’re necessary.

Critics of Barack Obama’s foreign policy should engage his actual policies — not policies that don’t actually exist.

It’s not the size of your government that counts — it’s what you do with it that matters.

The privitization of Federal helium reserves is a textbook example of the damage to the nation that can be caused by imprudent budget cutting.

My official statement. Please refer to this the next time somebody says something stupid.

Moodys warns the the Republican plan to cut spending could cost the economy 700,000 jobs.

The Affordable Care Act has been ruled Constitutional in Holder v. Mead.

Since Barack Obama took office, federal taxes have been lower for pretty much everyone.

Contrary to some assertions, Wisconsin public servants are not better compensated than their private sector counterparts.

The drive to cut taxes is at the heart of the budget mess.

There really isn’t a lot of redistribution happening in the United States.

Being unemployed, especially in the long term, makes it less likely to get hired.

Michael Medved wishes that conservatives would stop implying that the President of the United States wants to destroy the United States.

Taking a dive into Mark Levin’s view of Federalism.

Examining Levin’s examination of the Constitution, jurisprudence, and property rights.

In chapter three of Liberty and Tyranny, Mark Levin applies his typical standards of logic and evidence to matters of faith.

The blogging of Mark Levin’s magnum opus continues.