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If it walks like a lame duck  

What should Congress do before they head home for the holidays?

Lawson Bader November 17, 2014
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In memory of Gordon Tullock

There are bigger things than politics.

Lawson Bader November 10, 2014
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If it walks like a lame duck  

What should Congress do before they head home for the holidays?

Lawson Bader November 17, 2014
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In memory of Gordon Tullock

There are bigger things than politics.

Lawson Bader November 10, 2014
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What to expect when you partner with the government

How free is Australia, really?

Lawson Bader November 3, 2014
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Where in the world is Jonathan Gruber?

Politics is full of ???Where???s Waldo??? moments.

Lawson Bader October 27, 2014
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In Memoriam: Leonard Liggio

When people speak of great men, rarely do they think of peaceful men.

Lawson Bader October 20, 2014
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Calling on Congress may not be such a bad thing

The American people may be starting to care about regulatory overreach and are letting their elected...

Lawson Bader October 13, 2014
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Reforming education is ultimately about choice

Can???t we just pursue our lives with our children and our wives?

Lawson Bader September 29, 2014
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He who can, does; he who cannot, takes a job with a federal safety agency

Government in spite of the people does not bode well.

Lawson Bader September 22, 2014
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Top-rated economies of the world are not by coincidence

The "ultimate resource??? is not physical, but the capacity for humans to invent and adapt, despite...

Lawson Bader September 15, 2014
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Words matter

The government disguises its overspending and intrusion with the use of crafty nomenclature.

Lawson Bader September 8, 2014
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Time has a way of blurring memories

Historians spend lifetimes discerning hyperbole, exaggeration, and mistaken identity from so-called...

Lawson Bader August 25, 2014
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Is ???Thomas the Tank Engine??? subversive?

Focusing scorn on a children???s show is an affront to those who are getting up from their computers and...

Lawson Bader August 18, 2014
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Business v. labor is really about cooperation vs. confrontation

Without significant reform, pension debts will go on adversely affecting their states??? business climate

Lawson Bader August 11, 2014
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Operation Choke Point is the govt's helicopter parent

I thought we frowned upon using physical force and intimidation to get our way?

Lawson Bader August 4, 2014
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