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Geithner is wrong — Expanding Fed’s regulatory role would compromise core monetary function
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Fingerprint Registry in Housing Bill- Are Borrowers Next?
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Fingerprint Registry in Housing Bill!!!
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Abrogating Peter’s Contract to Pay Paul  Mortgage Bailout’s Billion-Dollar Hit to Retirement Savings (Revised)
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Abrogating Peter’s Contract to Pay Paul — Mortgage Bailout’s Billion-Dollar Hit to Retirement Savings
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Last Day to Vote For Freedom in Economist.com Debate
Today is the last day to vote for the free market and against overregulation in a debate I am participating at the web site of…
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Stop the Bear Stearns boondoggle — Fed favors creditors over shareholders
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Eco-Terrorism — Not just pipe bombs anymore
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It’s not an anti-investor Supreme Court either
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Supreme Court’s LaRue and Stoneridge opinions are both pro-investor
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The policy side of CPAC
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Taxis, fares, and branding — history lesson from Yellow Cab
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Death of Mortgage Bond Insurers May Be Greatly Exaggerated
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Romney scores points by bashing enviro regs
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Milton Friedman on why Bush’s stimulus plan won’t work
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OpenMarket welcomes RealClearMarkets
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Jobs numbers in context and the best ‘solutions’
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Mizzou Tigers and the Other SEC
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Friedman colleague to Fed: Stop throwing money at credit crunch
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National Review nails it on Bush mortgage bailout
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I, Mortgage — The case against Paulson’s contract nullification bailout
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Free-market groups fight mortgage nannyism
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Anti-choice mortgage bill on the House floor
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Credit markets: Lift antitrust and let 1000 “superconduits bloom”
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California’s Eco-Inferno — Berlau in American Thinker
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How antitrust worsens mortgage woes
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Jennifer Marohasy’s common sense Down Under on global warming and fires
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Biz consultant Ed Martin — a fighter for the free market, sound science and the real “corporate soul”
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Payday lending cap in DC would tighten credit crunch for residents
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Alan and Andrea’s romantic antitrust reading
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Chains don’t stamp out local hot spots in college town of Columbia, Mo.
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Sarbox: Fiddling with “internal controls” while mortgages were burning
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Bush mortgage plan — the good, the bad, and the neutral
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Whole Foods merger: Using Antitrust to Protect Wal-Mart
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Elvis on the IRS
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Bush echoes Open Market on private equity partnership taxes
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The Not-Just-Private-Equity Tax hits shareholders of REITs
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Two Cheers for House Small Business Committee
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Live Earth: Global warming has “jumped the shark”
This weekend, rock stars will jet around the world, cars and buses will clog traffic, and elaborate sound stages will be set up to burn…
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Entrepreneurs’ victory as House passes Sarbox relief
Entrepreneurs savored a small but significant victory last night in a surprise House vote that extended for one year an exemption for small public companies…
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Teachers’ “compelled speech” victory could spill over to farmers
Hans, you're right that the Supreme Court's ruling yesterday in Davenport v. Washington Education Association was a victory for the First Amendment. After…
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Coburn’s House friends also said no to Rachel
Angela, nice post and op-ed. But I’ve got some good news for you. Coburn isn’t all alone in his crusade to stop Congress…
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Bush and Dem leaders disappoint on SOX reform — but mavericks make inroads
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The Honor of Being ‘Lamberted’
I have recently been informed that a couple weeks ago I had the distinct honor of being 'Lamberted.' That is, I was the object of…
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Muir’s Meanness and Pinchot’s practicality
Eli, I do indeed praise Gifford Pinchot, Theodore Roosevelt’s forestry chief, in Eco-Freaks. I point out, however, that he was at sword’s ends with…
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The Don Imuses of Environmentalism
Here are some outrageous and racist comments by environmentalists. These are compiled and documented in my book Eco-Freaks: Environmentalism Is Hazardous to Your Health.
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YouTube on fire with “Cigarette” song
These days even expressing ambiguity about cigarettes can put you in danger of the anti-smoking thought police. Conversing about the pleasure of smoking or the…
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“Standing” on global warming
The Supreme Court’s ruling on global warming is unfortunate for a number of reasons. It could lead to policies that would sacrifice jobs, economic growth,…
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On stock listings, U.K. has even more lessons to teach
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