Deroy Murdock unloads on the NAACP’s decision to condemn supposed Tea Party racism. I’m sure there are a handful of cranks and racists at Tea Party events, just as there are similar people at Kiwanis clubs, union halls, insurance conventions, and NAACP meetings. But as Deroy explains, there is nothing racist in the actions or agenda of [...]
Archive for July 16th, 2010
The NAACP’s Shameful Descent to Partisan Hackery
Posted in Politics, Tea Party, tagged NAACP, Politics, Racism, Tea Party on July 16, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Forget LeBron, the U.K.’s Crazy Tax Laws Are Chasing Away the World’s Fastest Man
Posted in Competitiveness, England, Global Taxation, Government stupidity, International Taxation, Taxation, United Kingdom, tagged England, Global Taxation, International Taxation, Taxation, United Kingdom, Worldwide Taxation on July 16, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The tax benefits of LeBron James’ move to Miami have received a lot of attention, but there’s an even more interesting case on the other side of the Atlantic. The tax laws in the United Kingdom are so punitive that Usain Bolt might actually lose money if he took a big check for competing in England [...]
Debating on CNBC With Another CAP Collectivist
Posted in Big Government, Economics, Government intervention, Government Spending, Jobs, News Appearance, Obama, Statism, Unemployment, tagged Government intervention, Government Spending, Jobs, News Appearance, Obama, Regulation, Unemployment on July 16, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I cross swords with my long-time nemesis, Christian Weller. I suspect the most interesting part of the debate, however, is when I jump on one of the hosts for asserting that the Bush years were some sort of laissez-faire episode. How often do you get to ask for drugs on national TV?