Government bondage
An insidious means politicians and bureaucrats use to pay for their expensive, unnecessary projects is to convince uninformed citizens and statists to vote for bond debt—a binding agreement that...
View ArticleBest and worst States for tax burden
Lots of luck for those who live in New York State or in California. Wyoming has the least tax burden, but not many people want to live there. Is the cost of government worth it?...
View ArticleThe question of bad government
Wilmington StarNews editorial board recently wrote what they think is “bad government” using the North Carolina State legislature as an example because it is tardy in passing a budget, and debating...
View ArticleCounty government budget meeting revisited
At the March 20, 2015 budget meeting of the New Hanover County, North Carolina board of commissioners a Wilmington StarNews reporter missed the most important part of this public event—the negative...
View ArticleGetting something worthwhile done in Congress
Calls for the U. S. Congress to “get something done” have resulted over past decades in unconstitutional actions, wastefully handing out tax and printed money from Washington. The Supreme Court has...
View Article“Too big not to fail”
This title comes from a Russian author responding to the question: “Too big to fail?” related to Lessons From the Demise of the Soviet Union. Kirkpatrick Sale, an essayist published in Donald...
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