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Dropping the r-bomb
The bourgeois tyranny of the fully-abled [read more]
What’s Arabic For ‘You’re No Atticus Finch’?
A group of “leading conservative lawyers”—a phrase never confused with “U.S. Marines”—has produced an embarrassingly pompous letter denouncing Liz Cheney for demanding the names of attorneys at the Justice Department who formerly repres ... [read more]
Today’s truly great conservative idea once again comes NOT from the Conservative Party of Canada
Happy Thursday thy sons! [read more]
Liberal media shocked that Obama’s man Biden fails in Israel. Don’t worry, he’s not an idiot: NatPo
Reading some of the articles today (like in the NatPo at left) about V.P. Joe Biden’s humiliating failure in inspiring peace talks in the middle east between Israel and its haters, just by being there (because he certainly didn’t come a ... [read more]
Corporate Welfare Kings
A headline in today’s Wall Street Journal reads “Obama Details Effort to Double Exports Over Five Years.” Translation: “Obama Details Effort to Increase Corporate Welfare Over Five Years.” [read more]
Walter Williams on the Census
If you scroll down at this link, you’ll find a video of my colleague Walter Williams discussing the U.S. Census. [read more]
Unreasonable Reason
Here’s a letter that I sent to the Washington Post: George Will wisely warns against reason unreasonably applied (“As a progressive, Obama hews to the Wilsonian tradition,” March 11).  Pres. Obama and his ilk are guided by an irrationa ... [read more]
Harper government wants full-blown police state
The Harper regime is putting forward a proposal to make it easier for police to conduct random, suspicionless searches of people's person by introducing legislation that would make it legal for police to randomly stop and compel drivers ... [read more]
The 94% Solution
If your job was to manage an asset and, over the period of your supervision, that asset lost 94% of its value, you'd probably be looking for work right now. But that's not how government works. It's definitely not how... [read more]
The Hypnotist and the Scottish Politicians
You are getting fleeced, you are getting fleeced... Leaked documents from Skills Development Scotland (SDS) blamed a “lack of coordination” and claimed the problem was “prevalent” across the country. But Mr Gray said told MSPs at First ... [read more]
The Breyer Patch
Justice Stephen Breyer was one of the four dissenting voices in District of Columbia v. Heller (2008), the landmark Supreme Court case ruling that the Second Amendment right to bear arms is an individual right, rather than a collective ... [read more]
Sickening display of blinkered liberal love in media, du jour:  Ignatieff now “TOO intelligent”
Work it, journalist!  Perpetuate those myths like the one that all liberals and leftists are…. why they’re brilliant!  Perhaps too intelligent, while at the same time describing all small and big-C conservatives and Republicans as dumb- ... [read more]
Links for 2010-03-10 [del.icio.us]
Markets in everything [read more]
Loyal to the Core among Best Books of 2009
This just in ... OK it may have been in for a while, but I just found about it. [read more]
Revisiting wafergate: the political scandal that wasn't
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My Quest for the Ultimate Cell Phone
In a number of previous posts, I have described what I am looking for—a pocket computer/pda/internet appliance/phone. For those who share my hobby of window shopping gadgets, with at least some possibility of eventually buying one, here ... [read more]
A Suggestion for College Admissions Offices
One of the skills that colleges are looking for in their incoming students is the ability to write. Currently, they have two ways of judging it. One is the short essay that is part of the SAT writing exam, the other is the collection of ... [read more]
Nunavut wimpers back against the EU seal skin ban
Nunavut is set to try and ban alcohol products that originate from an EU country. This is in retaliation of the EU ban on seal products. I have a few questions about this: 1. Do they expect this to hurt... [read more]
Merit Scholarships and Conspiracies in Restraint of Trade
We spent last week visiting colleges that my son is thinking of applying to. The experience reinforced the impression I had earlier gotten from web pages—that what Harvard (and, mutatis mutandis, Vassar and ...) wants are students who d ... [read more]
Nunavut wimpers back against the EU seal skin ban
Nunavut is set to try and ban alcohol products that originate from an EU country. This is in retaliation of the EU ban on seal products. I have a few questions about this: [read more]
Measuring stimulus
In this post, I disagreed with Menzie Chinn and argued that CBO estimates of the impactof the stimulus are not estimates. Charles Steele writes in a comment: CBO’s approach *is* an analysis of what stimulus actually did; such analysis ... [read more]
Ron Paul on NAFTA
Ron Paul is an openly libertarian politician who supports the concept of free trade. Yet he has been on the record as being against NAFTA. In today’s National Post they are reporting that Ron Paul is part of a movement... [read more]
Ron Paul on NAFTA
Ron Paul is an openly libertarian politician who supports the concept of free trade. Yet he has been on the record as being against NAFTA. In today’s National Post they are reporting that Ron Paul is part of a movement in Congress to ta ... [read more]
They Just Don’t Work in Practice
Here’s the abstract of George Selgin’s excellent new article, “Central Banks as Sources of Financial Instability,” published  in The Independent Review: The present financial crisis shows how central banks can fuel the financial booms ... [read more]
Stimulus Working? More Evidence That It’s Not
Writing in Investor’s Business Daily, Robert Higgs documents the fact that private investment is drying up in the U.S. – and he explains why.  Here’s a key selection: Unfortunately, while private investment is the engine of economic gr ... [read more]
Pessimistic that the deficit will go away
I had been encouraged by the news that the government would take steps to stop the growth of the civil service, at least until the deficit was resolved. Yet it seems that my more natural pessimism would have been more... [read more]
Pessimistic that the deficit will go away
I had been encouraged by the news that the government would take steps to stop the growth of the civil service, at least until the deficit was resolved. Yet it seems that my more natural pessimism would have been more appropriate. [read more]
The Best of Motives, The Worst of Consequences
When people feel before they think: In interviews, however, two former senior commanders in the Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) told the BBC that the vast majority of the money was stolen by rebels to buy weapons for their fig ... [read more]
The Son of Jack
Like statist like son. Mike Layton is running for Toronto's City Council: If elected, Mike Layton would be continuing a family tradition of politics. His great-great grand-uncle was a father of confederation, his great-grandfather was a ... [read more]
The Neo Con
Here’s a letter that I sent to the Wall Street Journal: Bret Stephens interprets Iraq’s recent democratic election as proof that western modernity, with all of its marvels and freedoms, is dawning in that country (“Iraqis Embrace Democ ... [read more]