Why Bigger Government Is A Worse Threat To Civil Liberties Than Lockdowns
The real threat of government expansion is not lockdown, but the introduction of well-intentioned, but dangerously-designed emergency relief programs.
Why Censoring Different Viewpoints About Coronavirus Will Make It Worse
Attempts at eliminating perceived misinformation and encouraging constructive solutions has led only to more lies and economic catastrophe.
Why It’s Unconstitutional To Keep Grocery Stores Open While Closing Churches
It’s a dangerous precedent that government could consider itself the arbiter of private essential services.
Why Tom ‘Dr. No’ Coburn Was Truly ‘The Conscience Of The Senate’
Tom Coburn should be remembered for all the bills he stopped, no doubt. But he was more than just ‘Dr. No.’ He was a beloved boss, colleague, and friend.
How Patriotic American Businesses Are Stepping Up To Beat The Wuhan Virus
American entrepreneurs are finding new ways to manufacture essential masks, ventilators, and other virus-fighting tools. We need to count on them if we want to win this war against the pandemic.
2020 Census Asks For Your Racial Identity, But Not If You’re A Citizen
How can we square the government’s willingness to ask us about race and origin with its unwillingness to ask about something as fundamental as citizenship?
Is Social Distancing Saving Lives Or Ruining Them?
Perhaps the overwhelming majority would happily endure indefinite isolation and sacrifices of freedom to prevent a fairly bad pandemic from getting somewhat worse. But I doubt it.
It Shouldn’t Take A Crisis Like Wuhan Virus To Deregulate Health Care
Medicare and Medicaid deregulation represents real progress against the virus, but also raises the broader question of why it required an imminent threat to public health to effect common-sense changes.
Here’s What Congress Must Do To Kill The Coronavirus
The crisis shows that fatalism and inaction are deadly, while aggressiveness and innovation save lives. Congress must strike a balance with a long-term vision that builds on the strengths that make America great.
DC Spends $2 Million, Takes Five Years Failing To Build A Bike Rack
Even if the bike shelter had been completed on time, one wonders whether $2 million for a bike shelter is a good use of taxpayer dollars.
How The Government’s Misstep Could Enable Michael Flynn To Withdraw His Guilty Plea
The government’s effort to withdraw the departure motion means Flynn can ask to withdraw his guilty plea. Now the prosecutors are changing their tune.
‘Yes, Minister’ Shows The Foibles Of The Deep State
In illustrating examples of bureaucratic connivance and mismanagement, ‘Yes Minister’ provided generations of viewers much enjoyment and a subtle way of holding government to account.
How Government Paid Leave Restricts Parents’ Choices
Liberals say they want more choices for parents, but far from expanding them, their proposals would just lock parents into dependence on one-size-fits-all government programs.
Why Michael Flynn’s Lawyers And Prosecutors Don’t Understand Each Other
This dispute between the prosecution and the defendant is genuine and passionate and reflects their completely divergent views of the relevant facts.
Derek Fowlds Anchored The Greatest Political TV Show On Earth
The recently deceased actor’s work as Bernard Woolley in ‘Yes, Minister’ and its successor ‘Yes, Prime Minister’ was indispensable to the greatest political show on earth.
Covington Lawyers’ Conflict Of Interest May Land Michael Flynn In Jail
If there is to be a just result in Flynn’s case, the court must address the question about Covington’s conflict of interest. Flynn shouldn’t be punished for mistakes that are attributable to his counsel rather than to him.
Cardi B Might Just Be More Qualified For Congress Than AOC Is
While Cardi B’s grammar is far from perfect, her life experiences suggest she’s more qualified to be in Congress than Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Turning Feudal Afghanistan Into Switzerland Was Always A Fool’s Errand
The real reason behind the Afghanistan misadventure is not just bureaucratic inertia, military-industrial culture, or myopic politicians. It is hyper-emotional idealism coupled with historical ignorance.
What The Feds Should Do Instead Of Banning Viewpoint Censorship From Social Media
Any government regulation that restricts an platform’s authority to censor speech will, in fact, amount to a form of viewpoint censorship that will violate the platforms’ First Amendment rights.
America Is Not A Democracy, And We Don’t Want It To Be
Our Founding Fathers were keenly aware about the risks of governing solely by majority rule, which is why they gave us a constitutional republic laden with checks and balances.
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