Video: Cracking the Education Monopoly
This video on school choice is courtesy of ReasonTV.
View ArticleOne More Opponent of “Net Neutrality”
While no one in the vast right-wing conspiracy is going to outdo CFIF’s own Timothy Lee for principled and prolonged resistance to the FCC’s attempt at a backdoor takeover of the Internet, we...
View ArticleThe Commerce Clause and the Erosion of American Liberty
As a longtime fan of the video work done by our friends over at Reason, I have to admit astonishment at a video that surpasses even their usually high standards. Check out the latest from the West...
View ArticleHigher Education Bubble Could be the Next to Pop
Conventional wisdom says that when the job market dries up, it’s time to head back to school for more education. With today’s announcement that unemployment is above 9% nationally for the 16th month...
View ArticleTrimming the Fat in the Federal Budget
The folks over at Reason TV never miss a chance to make complex public policy simultaneously comprehensible and funny (how else to explain their decision to augment Nick Gillespie’s Ian Malcolm look...
View ArticleRe: Trimming the Fat in the Federal Budget
On Tuesday, we told you about the potent case for cutting federal spending being made by Nick Gillespie and Veronique De Rugy over at Reason. Because, as the new omnibus spending bill makes clear,...
View ArticleWhich Governors Can You Trust?
That’s the question Reason’s Nick Gillespie puts to the Cato Institute’s Chris Edwards, as they look at which governors have been the best friends of lower taxes and lower spending in the past two years:
View Article“The New Debate in the Republican Party Needs to be Between Conservatives and...
So says South Carolina Senator Jim DeMint in a wonderful new interview with Reason TV. And on that point he’s precisely right. While the farthest reaches of Ron Paul’s political philosophy (an...
View ArticleNegative Campaigning … in Context
When weeks at a time pass between primary contests, the media — long on time to fill and short on content with which to fill it — has a magnetic attraction to hand-wringing about the civility deficit...
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