Why States Need Partisan Competition

Why Divided Government Produces Better Policy

Why Trump v. Slaughter is Bad for Liberty

This is the way...

The Final Installment of a 5 part series Discussing Pro-Market vs. Pro-Business public policy.

Fourth in a Series of Five Essays about Public Policy that is Pro-Market vs. Pro-Business

Third in a Series of Five on Being Pro-Free Market vs. Pro-Business

The 2nd of five articles discussing Free Markets and Business.

Why True Liberty Requires the Right to Fail (First in a Series of 5)

Part 3 in a series about rethinking liberty.

I’ve had some thoughts…

States have begun to recognize that regulatory systems and regulatory structure have become part of economic competitiveness.

Things change, technology changes, and maybe we shouldn't be afraid...

Some public officials have floated the idea of using the National Guard or even the military to “secure” polling places.

Demographics is going to get us

ALT: a storm trooper with the words let me see your identification

YouTube video by Federal Reserve

YouTube video by FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul

A recent panel discussion sheds light on the potential and provides a playbook for states

Festivus Comes But Once a Year, But the Grievances Will Continue (started at 7 am CST, posted in Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time, because CST is running out on December 23)

My "No Kings" Experience

Where are the Leaders?

Musings From the Porch

The 47th president seems to wish he were king—and he is willing to destroy what is precious about this country to get what he wants.

54 more examples of revenue licenses that should not exist

It’s 2 o’clock in the morning as I lie in bed tapping this out on my phone’s notepad. A storm blew through earlier — booming thunder, a bit of rain, a whole lot of wind roaring through Thoroughfare Ga...

The trip added fuel onto Greenlanders’ outrage over Trump’s repeated calls to take over the sparsely populated, mineral-rich island.