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“Evidence…cannot be challenged by opposing counsel and are highly classified. This has resulted in the drone-like ‘rubber stamping’ of warrantless surveillance conducted without oversight or challenge.” ~Spence Purnell
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“Many of the jobs created directly or indirectly by government policies impose net costs on society rather than producing benefits, which worsens rather than improves Americansโ wellbeing.” ~Gary M. Galles
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“The issue comes down to whether a state-chartered bank that fulfills the legal requirements for a master account can be denied one by the Federal Reserve.” ~Gerald P. Dwyer
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“Bob Lighthizer wants you to join him in what he claims is a moral crusade to save a few American jobs.ย He fails to mention that ultimately, we will all pay much higher costs to do this.” ~G. Patrick Lynch
“Gains from trade are mutual, a reality that isnโt changed one iota by imposing a political boundary between the traders. Protectionism therefore strips both foreigners and Americans of these gains.” ~Donald J. Boudreaux
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“What happens to a country with no constitution or deep-seated commitment to curbing the use of power? Absent those limits, virtue wanes, and it is easy for people to become servants of tyranny.” ~Barry Brownstein
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“Net Neutrality isnโt so much about creating a better Internet as much as a key step toward an Internet under government control.” ~Jon Miltimore
“Scaring the public into action simply does not work โ indeed, Chicken Little can proclaim only for a short time that the sky is falling until people begin to see through the ruse that Chicken Little is really Chicken Liar.” ~David Legates and E. Calvin Beisner
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“That a Nobel Prize-winning economist can hold these naรฏve views and fail to use simple economic reasoning should give us pause about how ideology and echo chambers can dull our reasoning.” ~Paul Mueller
“In the first quarter of 2024, the US economy expanded at a rate of 1.6 percent per year. Thatโs hardly an impressive growth rate, but itโs significantly faster than money supply growth. Money looks somewhat tight.” ~Alexander W. Salter
โข
“Evidence…cannot be challenged by opposing counsel and are highly classified. This has resulted in the drone-like ‘rubber stamping’ of warrantless surveillance conducted without oversight or challenge.” ~Spence Purnell
โข
“Many of the jobs created directly or indirectly by government policies impose net costs on society rather than producing benefits, which worsens rather than improves Americansโ wellbeing.” ~Gary M. Galles
โข
“The issue comes down to whether a state-chartered bank that fulfills the legal requirements for a master account can be denied one by the Federal Reserve.” ~Gerald P. Dwyer
โข
“Bob Lighthizer wants you to join him in what he claims is a moral crusade to save a few American jobs.ย He fails to mention that ultimately, we will all pay much higher costs to do this.” ~G. Patrick Lynch
“Gains from trade are mutual, a reality that isnโt changed one iota by imposing a political boundary between the traders. Protectionism therefore strips both foreigners and Americans of these gains.” ~Donald J. Boudreaux
โข
“What happens to a country with no constitution or deep-seated commitment to curbing the use of power? Absent those limits, virtue wanes, and it is easy for people to become servants of tyranny.” ~Barry Brownstein
โข
“Net Neutrality isnโt so much about creating a better Internet as much as a key step toward an Internet under government control.” ~Jon Miltimore
“Scaring the public into action simply does not work โ indeed, Chicken Little can proclaim only for a short time that the sky is falling until people begin to see through the ruse that Chicken Little is really Chicken Liar.” ~David Legates and E. Calvin Beisner
โข
“That a Nobel Prize-winning economist can hold these naรฏve views and fail to use simple economic reasoning should give us pause about how ideology and echo chambers can dull our reasoning.” ~Paul Mueller
“In the first quarter of 2024, the US economy expanded at a rate of 1.6 percent per year. Thatโs hardly an impressive growth rate, but itโs significantly faster than money supply growth. Money looks somewhat tight.” ~Alexander W. Salter
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