The House of Representatives passed a bill Tuesday that aims to deport undocumented migrants charged with nonviolent crimes. 28 Democrats joined all Republicans to pass the first immigration bill of this Congressional session. Cato scholar David Bier posted on X about this bill saying “The Laken Riley Act pretends to be about stopping ILLEGAL immigrants who commit crimes. In fact, it’s a Trojan horse designed to destroy legal migration because nativists cannot help themselves. They simply don’t care about illegal […]

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E Pluribus Unum There are many ways to achieve libertarianism. There is ancapnistan, established in a place far away from other governments so we don’t get attacked. Well, web 3.0 seems like a good place. Then there is Moldbug that believe that government should be run like joint stock companies. Yap we can make that in web 3.0 But here is the thing. If it doesn’t have territory where the fuck can we live? We “manifest”. I would […]

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Even though we are two weeks into 2025, I want to suggest some more New Year’s resolutions. The Federal Reserve should resolve to stop enabling excessive federal spending by purchasing Treasury bonds, thus monetizing the federal debt. The Federal Reserve’s monetization of federal debt enables the federal government to amass trillions in debt while running a global empire abroad and a welfare state at home. The American people feel the effects of the Fed’s debt monetization in the […]

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Company A and B release a pill to resolve issue X. Both pills will fix the issue but company A is 20% cheaper but will cause terrible side effects after 20 years which they intentionally do not reveal to the public and there is no regulations forcing them to in any way shape or form. Of course company A outsells company B and makes huge profits which they take out knowing that eventually the sales will drop after […]

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Tweet … is from page 43 of Anne Krueger’s 2020 book, International Trade: What Everyone Needs to Know: Those who believe that merchandise trade is more important than services trade are probably thinking of services such as haircuts, restaurant meals, and others that are provided primarily by low-skilled workers. In fact, however, many of the higher-wage jobs in the twenty-first century are in services that employ, for example, software engineers, IT experts, medical doctors, and architects. Many of […]

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By Steve H. Hanke

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Conservative politics in 2025 faces a defining moment. The long-standing fusion of moral traditionalism and political libertarianism has lost its once dominant influence, with the risk of becoming irrelevant. Under Vice President-elect J.D. Continue Reading…

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