Americans Oppose Amy Klobuchar’s Assault on Big Tech
The American Innovation and Choice Online Act would erode the consumer welfare standard and move our antitrust model closer to those seen in communist China and parts of Europe.
Top 1% of U.S. Earners Hold an Unprecedented Portion of the Wealth
There’s nothing unfair about wealth disparity in a free market, but the economic divide caused by QE is a gross injustice.
Africa Needs Carbon Fuels
It’s time to end environmental colonialism. Let Africa develop – quickly – and they, like people elsewhere, will choose more environmental protection as they grow wealthier.
How Vaccine Mandates Make Future Assessment of Vaccine Safety Scientifically Impossible
The appropriate method to assess vaccine efficacy and safety is all-cause mortality. Deaths from all causes are compared between the vaccine group and a control unvaccinated group. This method has not been used.
Europe’s Extreme Vulnerability to Russia was Totally Preventable
Europe has extreme dependence on Russian natural gas because Europe has foolishly restricted fossil fuel and nuclear energy production on the false promise that unreliable solar and wind could replace it.
Why Canadians Embrace Lockdowns and Mandatory Vaccinations
Two years into the pandemic, despite all that misery and the vaccines and treatments now available, polls suggest that over a half of Canadians are still in favor of economic lockdowns and two-thirds approve of mandatory vaccinations. Why?
Unmasking Inflation, Part 2
Is consumer price inflation transitory or persistent?
Progress, Humanism & Agency: An Intellectual Core for the Progress Movement
I see three premises at the core of the progress movement: progress, humanism, and agency.
Unhappy Anniversary: 50 Years of Misguided Climate Panic
50 years of stunningly incorrect predictions, climate campaigners, journalists and politicians still hawk an immediate apocalypse to great acclaim by ignoring adaptation.
