What tax battles are being fought in your state?
Policy and Government At Forbes.com, John Tamny says if you are feeling down about the US economy, talk to an immigrant. Productivity In the WSJ,
March 7, 2016
Category: News
Bernie Sanders SLAMS export-import bank
Bernie Sanders SLAMS the export-import bank during the Democratic Presidential Debate. From the Daily Caller:
March 7, 2016
The Mercatus Center at George Mason University finds that government regulations hurt low-income Americans the worst.
Policy and Government Investopedia releases a short video covering some of the basics of supply-side economics. In the WSJ, Justin Lahart reports the U.S. jobs
March 4, 2016
Donald Trump unveils his healthcare plan
From McClatchy DC: – Repeal Obamacare. “Our elected representatives must eliminate the individual mandate. No person should be required to buy insurance unless he or
March 3, 2016
Steve Forbes explains how the flat tax would reduce DC cronyism.
Policy and Government At Real Clear Markets, John Tamny scoffs at the notion that work needs to be encouraged via tax subsidies. On Fox News,
March 2, 2016
David Eldridge believes Ted Cruz and Donald Trump’s immigration plans will trigger a recession.
Policy and Government From Inside Sources, David Eldridge reports Ted Cruz and Donald Trump’s immigration plans will trigger a recession. At Forbes.com, Tim Worstall agrees with
March 1, 2016
U.S. has a record 10 straight years of below average economic growth.
Policy and Government At CNS News, Terence Jeffrey reports the U.S. has a record 10 straight years of below average economic growth. In the Washington
February 29, 2016
Give union workers a chance to keep more of their money
By Stephen Moore and Jon Decker From the OC Register: One key provision of the ERA is to require Big Labor to get workers explicit
February 28, 2016
Two-Percent Growth Is a Loser for the Middle Class, But Where is the GOP Solution?
By Larry Kudlow From Real Clear Markets: Coming off a deep recession, real GDP growth is averaging no better than 2 percent. After 25 quarters
February 27, 2016