Who’ll Build the Roads?
In a market, everybody wins. With government planners, it’s always “My way or the highway.”
In a market, everybody wins. With government planners, it’s always “My way or the highway.”
Republicans’ launching of foredoomed symbolic actions like lawsuits and impeachment are an irresponsible self-indulgence.
Why should present-day white Americans, who had nothing to do with slavery in the 19th Century, be forced to pay higher taxes and sacrifice their own well-being because of injustice never personally committed by them?
A Short History of Americans for Free Choice in Medicine
Businesses should be free to hire whoever will help them to create most value for their customers and shareholders, regardless of nationality.
Is it moral for Congress to forcibly use one person to serve the purposes of another?
Recently, President Barack Obama was mocked for saying: “The world is less violent than it has ever been. It is healthier than it has ever been. It is more tolerant than it has ever been. It is better fed than it’s ever been. It is more educated than it’s ever been.” Although these comments received criticism, he was absolutely right.
“Do racial preferences work? What is the track record?”
The idea of some kind of collective national interest is mistaken: having products manufactured in the United States or in Canada is not inherently in the interest of Americans or Canadians; having products manufactured wherever it can be done most efficiently—provided the markets are free—is.