As a Yankees fan, it was particularly exciting that Derek Jeter became only the second player to get his 3000th hit with a home run. As a student of human nature, it was remarkable that the fan who caught the ball, Christian Lopez, returned it to Jeter instead of selling it for as much as [...]
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Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie, and Chevrolet…and the IRS
Posted in Baseball, Income tax, IRS, Taxation, Yankees, tagged Baseball, Gift Tax, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, Taxation, Yankees on July 12, 2011 | 5 Comments »
Live Free or Die in New Hampshire
Posted in Free State Project, Government stupidity, TSA, Yankees, tagged Free State Project, Government stupidity, TSA, Yankees on March 21, 2010 | 8 Comments »
At the airport waiting for a flight to DC. A few concluding observations about the New Hampshire Liberty Forum. 1. The Free State Project is a cool idea. If you’re not tied to a particular state and you don’t need hot weather, why not move to New Hampshire and help the fight for liberty? These [...]
Bad News if You Root for the New York Yankees, Los Angeles Lakers, or New England Patriots
Posted in Competitiveness, Economics, Fiscal Policy, Lakers, Patriots, Taxation, Yankees, tagged Competitiveness, Economics, Fiscal Policy, Lakers, Patriots, States, Taxation, Yankees on July 30, 2009 | 1 Comment »
A sportswriter at NBA.com explains how higher tax rates will make it even more attractive for professional athletes to sign with teams from zero-income tax states such as Florida and Texas. This is good news if you cheer for the Miami Dolphins or Texas Rangners. But if you support teams from high-tax states, you should [...]