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Douglas Irwin: Why Trump’s Tariff Plans Are Dangerous
“Tariff is the most beautiful word in the dictionary,” says Donald Trump, who made many promises throughout the 2024 presidential race to raise the cost of imports from China, Mexico, and Canada—America’s three biggest trading partners. But are Trump’s tariffs a good idea or a terrible one? And is the era of free trade coming to a close? That’s the topic of today’s Reason Interview. Reason‘s Nick Gillespie talks with Dartmouth economist Douglas Irwin, author of Trade Policy Disaster: […]
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How do you feel about the Free State Project
What are your thoughts on the free state project? Have you ever thought of moving to New Hampshire? submitted by /u/timpin345 [link] [comments]
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‘Deadly Exchange’: US sends hundreds of law enforcement to Israel to learn ‘worst practices’ from IDF
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The Politics of the Fourteenth Amendment
Passed in the immediate aftermath of the American Civil War, the Fourteenth Amendment was intended to further centralize governance away from the old decentralized political model. It still is accomplishing that purpose.
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It’s Time to End Debanking
Jack Solowey and David Inserra Progressives accuse their political opponents of “weaponizing the First Amendment” and transforming it “from a shield of the powerless to a sword of the powerful.” Beneath the leftist jargon is a well-worn complaint about American free speech rights: that they apply equally, even to conservatives, corporations, and the religiously devout. Frustrations with the First Amendment’s breadth have routinely inspired attempts to evade its protections and impose censorship by other means. , One popular […]
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Has anyone read “Nickel & Dimed” and what do you think about it?
I have to read it for school and it’s been a while since I studied economics so I don’t know how to respond to the arguments in the book. Any help on understanding the austrian perspective on the issues in the book would be appreciated. submitted by /u/BasedPolitical2178 [link] [comments]
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Government regulations hurt small businesses and give competitive advantages to big businesses
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