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To overcome our ruinous deficits, we need growth. To get that, we need less government spending and fewer rules.
Milei's success not only shows that cuts are possible, but that when they are explained intelligently, they are popular.
More companies have started to recognize a need to focus on their core business rather than virtue-signaling.
I accept the need for limited government. Michael Malice says it's wrong to think that way.
"The Bill of Rights are rights granted by your creator, not granted by government."
Government handouts erode self-reliance, but charities can focus resources on those who genuinely need a hand.
"There is an enormous increase of contempt and skepticism towards corporate journalism."
Private individuals and businesses constantly adjust to save time and money. But politicians have little interest in that.
America's ports have fallen behind. Not a single one ranks in the top 50 worldwide.
It's in countries with the most government intervention where there are empty store shelves and hungrier people.
America now ranks second to last in the time it takes to develop a new mine — roughly 29 years.
Allowing kids to experience independence doesn't just help kids; it helps parents.
Government is just one piece of a much bigger picture. The real magic of life happens where you live.
"For activists, success is a threat. It is going to put you out of business."
"We've come up with a culture that sees a kid outside and fantasizes not just something bad but the very worst-case scenario."
Disgust is the proper response to many of Trump's and Harris' proposals.
We already have a debt crisis like nobody's seen before. Let's not make it worse with a UBI.
SCOTUS ruled 9-0 that the practice is unconstitutional, but a handful of states still use loopholes to get around the ruling.
Robert Reich does almost exactly what I do, except ... Reich is repeatedly wrong.
