The FTC’s lawsuit runs at cross purposes with its stated intent of fostering competition. If the FTC really is spooked by Meta’s market power and size, it should get out of the way.
The FTC’s Antitrust Case Against Meta Is Laughably Weak Read More »
Regardless of the ideological lean of governments, actions by them are not informed by the marketplace. And since they’re not, they negatively impact the people and businesses within their states that give those states life.
No One Spends the Money of Others Like They Do Their Own Read More »
Mick Mulvaney is disappointed with “everybody who gets elected” because they’re not like – you guessed it – Mick Mulvaney.
Mick Mulvaney’s Deficit Sanctimony Insults Limited Government Read More »
A disturbingly paranoid U.S. political class demands that Beijing-based TikTok owner ByteDance sell TikTok to a U.S. buyer or face a ban.
TikTok’s Theft By Paranoid Politicians Is Very Third World Read More »
Massie must train his focus on the here and now. Because that’s the crisis. What companies and jobs aren’t being created, what technological and health advances aren’t being funded, and what takings of freedom are being funded because government has arrogated to itself so much of our wealth?
The Great Thomas Massie Mistakes a Priced ‘Crisis’ for the Real One Read More »
Sen. Bernie Sanders introduced a bill last week that would establish a “standard” 32-hour workweek and lower the overtime threshold after which employers are required to pay time and a half. The Vermont socialist is late to the party again. The free market has already delivered what he’s seeking.
Bernie Sanders Tries to Legislate Leisure Read More »
The worst arguments against the lockdowns inspired by the coronavirus were medical and statistical. To see why, it’s worth remembering that as humans we’ve evolved to protect ourselves from death and disease. The taking of freedom to protect us is always and everywhere excess.
‘Wait and See’ Doesn’t Excuse Sitting Out the 2020 Lockdowns Read More »
It’s popular among the conspiracy-minded and central bank-obsessed (frequently the two go together) to suggest that governments establish central banks to buy their debt. The very notion is self-discrediting.
Central Banks Neither Own Debt Nor ‘Print Money’ To Buy It Read More »
How unfortunate if, in concert with the arrival of scores of Californians each day, Texas lawmakers begin to legislate in ways that caused more than a few of those arrivals from California to leave the state in the first place.
Texas Legislators Are Harassing Businesses California-Style Read More »
Vladimir Lenin famously asserted that the “The capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them.” Some conservatives are hiding behind Lenin’s quip to justify their latest big, encroaching government apostasy.
Cowardly Critics of TikTok Hide Behind Vladimir Lenin Read More »
