In his Chicago Tribune column, Steve Champman suggests that the TSA’s bureaucratic inefficiency does more harm than good, especially if we place any value of liberty. Get rid of the no-fly list entirely. For that matter, get rid of the requirement that passengers provide government-approved identification just to go from one place to another. Americans [...]
Archive for July 23rd, 2010
Time to Shut Down the TSA?
Posted in Bureaucracy, Liberty, TSA, tagged Bureaucracy, Cost-Benefit, Liberty, TSA on July 23, 2010 | 7 Comments »
Taxes Are for the Little People, not John Kerry
Posted in Big Government, Hypocrisy, Politicians, Tax avoidance, Tax Competition, Taxation, tagged Hypocrisy, John Kerry, Massachusetts, Tax avoidance, Tax Competition on July 23, 2010 | 4 Comments »
In the future, all dictionary publishers should get rid of their existing definitions for “hypocrisy” and replace them with a photo of Massachusetts Senator John Kerry. He’s just been caught committing the horrible sin of saving his family more than $500,000 by domiciling his new yacht in Rhode Island (which is a tax haven for [...]
Democrat Tax Cutters?
Posted in Big Government, Class warfare, Economics, Fiscal Policy, Geithner, Higher Taxes, Keynes, Keynesian, Laffer Curve, Obama, Politicians, Supply-side economics, Tax Increase, Taxation, tagged Geithner, Higher Taxes, Keynesian Economics, Marginal tax rates, Obama, Soak the Rich, Supply-side economics, Tax Cuts, Tax Increases on July 23, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Wall Street Journal ponders the mini-tax revolt among some Democrats, ranging from Kent Conrad in the Senate to Jerrold Nadler in the House, who are suddenly making arguments that it would be a bad idea to allow higher tax rates in 2011 (because the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts automatically expire). I’m not [...]