I’m tired of talking about Social Security, so I’m not going to do it for awhile at least. Mainly, I’m 100% certain that I will pay taxes my whole life and never see a cent, so it’s hardly worth talking about.
What I have been thinking about a lot lately is the duty […]
Jacqueline Passey is. Well, not really about America so much as the prospect of turning the United States back onto the path of small government. She says this about the state of American political life:
I’ve given up on Libertarians or libertarians ever getting elected in sufficient numbers in the US to set policy. […]
The ever-engaging Don Boudreaux of Cafe Hayek posted this most interesting tidbit about order, society, and government. I think his most interesting observation comes here:
The very act of framing issues or describing problems as “social” entails thinking of society (usually in the form of a country) as the relevant unit upon which analysis is […]
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