The Myth Of Implosion
Waiting for the other side to self-destruct has always been ridiculous and dangerous.
Tim Pawlenty Opens Campaign In Iowa With Call To End Ethanol Subsidies
You don’t often see a candidate for President tell Iowans that he wants to eliminate ethanol subsidies, but Tim Pawlenty did.
John Marshall and the Commerce Clause (and the Ongoing PPACA Argument)
Yet again: to the Commerce Clause!
Activity and Inactivity and the Individual Mandate
It seems to me that inactivity can have just as profound affects as activity and likewise that it is rather difficult to argue that health care isn’t part of interstate commerce.
No, Net Neutrality Is Not A Government Takeover Of The Internet
Contrary to current conservative talking points, Net Neutrality is not a nefarious government scheme to takeover the Internet, but is aimed to address a real problem. Like most ideas that involve the government, though, it doesn’t really address the real source of the problem; not enough freedom
ObamaCare’s Individual Mandate, And The Power Of Congress, Face A Test In Florida
The new health care law’s individual mandate was the subject of another bruising court battle yesterday, but the real question in the room was what, if any, are the limits on Congressional authority?
