Just a brief post to see if we can stir up any comments. I’ve been struck by how much of the Republican primary has centered around Mitt Romney’s tax bill (as Mike pointed out). It is interesting to note “conservatives” turning on one another regarding someone’s taxes being too low, which goes against the de [...]
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What’s Wrong With 15%?
Posted in Economics, Unintended Consequences, tagged 15%, Mitt Romey, Taxes on January 25, 2012 | 1 Comment »
A Mandate Nation
Posted in Culture, Health Care, Politics, tagged government, Health Care, Mandates, Sally C. Pipes, Smoking, Taxes on February 17, 2009 | 5 Comments »
I was recently finishing up a book called The Top Ten Myths of American Health Care by Sally C. Pipes, and was struck by two examples that were brought up in regards to mandates ordered for the good of public health and what the perceived results were. One, was the Nutrition Labeling and Education Act [...]
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