Contents
Fear and
Loathing of the Economy 3/09
The Bailout
10/08
The
Economic Election ‘08
10/08
Am I free to speak? 8/07
Will
America always be a
superpower? 5/07
Is globalization
creating global growth? 4/07
Myth of the Knowledge Worker
1/07
Why is our foreign
policy failing? 1/07
Why is government so
incompetent? 11/06
Why
am I broke all the time? 10/06
Is our government "cooking
the books"? 9/06
How do you create jobs?
9/06
Why is economics
important? 8/06
Has lowering taxes ever
stimulated the economy? 8/06
Whose debt is it?
8/06
A $7 aspirin?
7/06
Where's my healthcare?
7/06
Who wants to get rid of
Social Security? 6/06
Can Social Security be saved?
6/06
Is Social Security
necessary? 6/06
Why is immigration
so out of control? 4/06
Immigration legislation?
3/06
Where are the jobs?
1/06
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Blogging
on Huffington
Post
Are 44,000 Deaths a Year More Or Less
Important Than 7.6 Million Lost Jobs? 10/09
Am I Free to Speak? 9/09
Busting the Health Care Trusts, One Way or
Another 9/09
How Laffer Inadvertently Prophesies The
Limits of Capitalism 8/09
A Public Conundrum 8/09
Why Republicans Should Back Health Care Cost
Remedies 8/09
Economic Consequences of Health Care Reform
8/09
Obama
Finally Said It 7/09
Republicans
Flunk History and Economics, Pass Drama 7/09
McCain's
Social Security Plan Would Cut Benefits To People Who Already Paid For
Them 9/08
McCain
Will Raise Your Taxes, Obama Will Raise Your Income
10/08
"The property
which every man has in his own labour; as it is the original foundation
of all other property, so it is the most sacred and
inviolable… To hinder him from employing this strength and
dexterity in what manner he thinks proper without injury to his
neighbour is a plain violation of this most sacred property." ----- Adam
Smith, The Wealth of
Nations
"I know of no safe
depository
for the ultimate powers of society but the people themselves; and if we
think them not enlightened enough to exercise their control with a
wholesome discretion, the remedy is not to take it from them, but to
inform their discretion." ----- Thomas Jefferson 1820
About the Author
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