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Our Inalienable Right to Free Trade

Who says nothing ever gets accomplished in Washington? When the House of Representatives voted this fall to lift the nation’s 40-year ban on exporting crude oil produced in the United States, the measure seemed doomed in the face of White House opposition. But on Wednesday, congressional leaders settled on a massive spending and tax package, and, wonder of wonders, the resumption of oil exports made the final cut. Both House and Senate were expected to pass the legislation promptly (albeit grudgingly); President Obama has said he’ll sign it.

Zombie Ex-Im Bank Is Undead

“The nearest thing to eternal life is a government program.”

Government Says Repealing Oil Export Ban May Be Beneficial

The Left is running out of excuses to keep it in place.

The Export-Import Bank Means Picking Winners and Losers

The bank’s charter should be allowed to expire in June.

Republicans, Reconsider the Ban on Crude Oil Exports