Government Intervention on Townhall
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Washington, D.C.Katie Pavlich makes an appearance on Your World to discuss government intervention. ... more
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Obama the Job-Killing Owl-Killer Wed Nov 28Michelle MalkinWelcome to the pretzel logic of liberal environmental protection: In order to "save" owls, the Obama administration is going to shoot them dead. ... more
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Terry PaulsonIf you want to know what is wrong with the cost of education in America, look to some of the politicians you elected. We've been sold that cheap student loans are the answer to making education affordable. Nothing can be further from the truth. ... more
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Mark CalabriaSadly local governments manage, on regular basis, to give the federal government some real competition in terms of just plain dumb. ... more
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Star ParkerHere’s free advice for Mitt Romney. Before bringing up the poor again, read my book “Uncle Sam’s Plantation.” ... more
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Return of the War Party? Tue Nov 15Pat BuchananIs a vote for the Republican Party in 2012 a vote for war? ... more
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Short-Lived Euphoria in Europe Tue Nov 8Mark W. HendricksonDecades of government intervention into economic activity have produced economic distortions, sluggish growth, an unsupportable debt burden, and a rotten financial structure ready to collapse of its own dead weight. In spite of that record, most Europeans want more government. That’s their choice. Like it or not, sooner or later, we reap what we sow. ... more
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Judge Andrew NapolitanoThe federal government has lost another 72 million of your tax dollars. Here we go again. ... more
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Clinton-Obama Insider Cashes in on Econ Mess Fri Oct 21Mike ShedlockRoubinbi served as a senior economist for international affairs at the Council of Economic Advisers under the Clinton administration, and he spent a year working as lead adviser to Timothy Geithner, who was then undersecretary for international affairs. ... more
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Supreme Court Stands Up For Freedom Mon Oct 17Bruce BialoskyRarely has the Supreme Court struck a blow for individual freedom as it did in its recent decision in Brown vs. Entertainment Merchants Association. ... more
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Mike ShedlockHome prices will not perpetually stay levitated above wages regardless of perceived shortages. Notice I said "perceived" shortages. Housing shortages in China are a mirage just as they were in Florida, Las Vegas, Phoenix, San Diego and other places in the US. ... more
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Greece: crisis takes toll on health Sun Oct 9AP News
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Jon SandersThe riddle of the ill-fated Humpty Dumpty was solved long ago (he's an egg). Now it's just a nonsense rhyme we tell our children. In that sense it'd be on par with government stimulus and jobs bills, if they could be condensed to four lines and aa-bb stanzas. ... more
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Your Rights End Where Mine Begin Tue Sep 20Rachel MarsdenAs a conservative in favor of limited government, I'm often asked what kind of government intervention I do support. The answer is simple: I'm in support of people doing anything they want in a free and democratic society -- until their actions infringe on my freedom or anyone else's. ... more
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Jim PowellPresident Obama’s New New Deal of massive government intervention was inspired by FDR’s New Deal, and both have been plagued by chronic high unemployment. ... more
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When Will Obama Pivot to Gas Prices? Mon Aug 8Mike NeedhamLast week, President Obama played tough, scolding Congress as he tried to pivot the national political narrative to job creation. The President’s pivot, which he’s tried numerous times before, includes a host of excuses like “headwinds” and “uncertainty” but little in the way of real solutions. ... more
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The Media Revolutionaries Tue Aug 2Caroline Glick"Just as Israel's economic success owes to the government's withdrawal from the markets, so Israel's ability to have a rational, truthful, fact-based public debate is entirely dependent on a government initiative to deregulate the media." ... more
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Misleading Words Tue Aug 2Thomas SowellMany years ago, the Saturday Evening Post was one of the best-known magazines in America. But somehow I learned that the Saturday Evening Post was actually published on Wednesday morning. That was a little disconcerting at first. But it was one of the most valuable lessons, that words do not necessarily reflect reality. ... more
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The Bullied Gene Fri Jul 29Mike AdamsYesterday, when I was arguing with a liberal he told me I was entirely too harsh in my assessment of today’s youth. He told me specifically that I needed to be aware of the fact that in 21st Century America one out of five boys gets bullied in school on a “regular basis.” ... more
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Is the President in Recovery Thu Jul 28Victor Davis Hanson"In other words, under Obama, the government during the last three years has borrowed on average about $4 billion each day. That staggering sum is far in excess of the $1.6 billion per day during the eight-year tenure of George W. Bush, who until Obama's presidency had borrowed more than any peacetime president." ... more
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Debt's Not All, Folks Tue Jul 19Robert KnightOver the past 90 years, a relentless campaign has unfolded to overthrow Judeo-Christian morality and replace it with an amorality that says desires in and of themselves validate choices. ... more
