Rothbard on Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Carter’s calls for “sacrifice” were threats to our freedom.
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My Cuban Vacation
Americans and Cubans have been deprived of trade and travel. Who benefits?
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President McKinley and the Meddler’s Trap
Since the end of the 19th Century, much of US history has been marred by meddling in the affairs of other nations. From William McKinley’s Spanish-American War to George W. Bush’s invasion of Iraq, US meddling has created tragedy and chaos abroad and at home.
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“Climate change” has already been solved but they don’t want a solution, they want to tax you…
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Be Skeptical of ‘Beneficially Coercive’ New Rules for Booze
A new warning from Surgeon General Vivek Murthy that links alcohol to cancer ought to raise questions about the purpose of such public health edicts—especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, which saw a dramatic decline in Americans’ willingness to trust such expertise. Is the goal of public health to provide scientifically accurate information so Americans can understand the risks and trade-offs that are an inevitable part of life? Or is the goal to change public behavior […]
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Money Supply Growth Accelerates and Hits a 27-Month High
In November, year-over-year growth in the money supply was at 2.35 percent. That’s a 27-month high and the largest year-over-year increase since September 2022.
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Healthcare Insurance v direct payment.
Finding out how anarcho capitalism works A hospital made up of philanthropically motivated people who want to also make a decent living (Why else would you become a doctor) could take direct contributions promising care at time of need skipping out the middle man and costs of insurance companies. Insurance companies could then blacklist the hospital starving it out of existence. Does anarcho capitalism side with the hospital having government regulate against the insurance company to ensure free […]
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Athletes Find New Way To Avoid Taxes
It felt groundbreaking when Shohei Ohtani did it with the Los Angeles Dodgers over a year ago. By the time Frank Vatrano did it with the Anaheim Ducks earlier this month, it was a certified California trend. Athletes, like everyone else, don’t like paying taxes. California has a top marginal income tax rate of 13.3 percent, plus there’s the top federal rate of 37 percent, so high-earners like athletes are forking over a lot of hard-earned money. But […]
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