
There’s no question that current government policies for taxes, spending, and regulation are causing the U.S. to lose competitiveness in the global race for capital, prosperity, and growth.
Are current government policies causing the U.S. to lose competitiveness in the global race for capital, prosperity, and growth?
Placing regulatory limits on oil trading is a terrible idea. This is the latest example of the government sticking its nose where it doesn’t belong. We ought to allow oil markets to trade unencumbered, without government meddling, or limits, or controls on both large and small investors. This creates the broadest possible base and the largest possible volume. This approach — unsurprisingly — creates an efficient market.
Are the stock market and economy taking turns for the worse? Do we really need a new stimulus plan from Washington?
With jobs falling and recession lingering, is now the time to cut taxes and stop the minimum wage hike scheduled for July 24th?
I’m all for Governor Sarah Palin’s move over the weekend. It’s time for her to get out of Alaska’s small town, ankle-biting politics. Now she can take her show on the road.
