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The Road to Serfdom is paved with Exceptions
For decades I have been sitting across the table from politicians, authors, business leaders, and economists as guests on one of my radio shows. There
Horatio Bunce and Holding Candidates Accountable
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Madison Understood the Virtues of Limited Government
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How many jobs has Obama Created?
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The GDP’s Dirty Little Secret
The 3.5 percent jump in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has many (particularly in government) declaring that “the recession is over!” Tell
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Canadian Health Care is to die For
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