The Republican Socialists
The collective fondness for presidents grows after they leave office for a simple reason. The next occupant of the office is always worse. For …
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The Woman Who Changed Millions of Lives
In this age of Obamacare, the writings of Ayn Rand are inspiring some doctors to push back. A small, but growing group of doctors …
The Big Drag on the Rest of Us
It’s second-term scandal season in Washington, D.C. The folks at Fox are eating it up. But over at MSNBC, not so much. First it …
Why Political Correctness and Economics Don’t Mix
Why learn economics? To know economics is to understand how the world works. Multitudes of people know nothing about the subject, and that is …
What Is a Libertarian?
In recent years, calling yourself a libertarian has become, at least in some circles, cool. Desperate media characters like comedian Bill Maher and radio …
Making Sense of Senseless Market Behavior
People seem to do the craziest things when it comes to money. They chase stock market bubbles. They throw good money after bad investments, …
Denial Is Not Just a Polluted River in Egypt
Here we go again with the Earth Day/global warming nonsense. Monday was Earth Day, and this week is Earth Week, so a politically correct …