Why There Should Be a Free Market in Food Labeling

Why There Should Be a Free Market in Food Labeling
Food companies should be able to put whatever they want on the labels of their products, and consumers will tell them if it is enough information by choosing to purchase their products, or by not purchasing them. The government is simply not required in this process. Legislation almost always creates more problems than it solves.

Krugman Claims Mises Couldn’t Explain the Great Depression

Krugman Claims Mises Couldn’t Explain the Great Depression
In the latest attack on Mises and Austrian economics at The New York Times, Paul Krugman, relying on the claims of anonymous bloggers, asserts that Mises couldn’t explain the origins of the Great Depression. Yet more and more mainstream scholars are taking Mises’s side.

Obama is Over

Presidency of the living dead

Obama on Surveillance-State Snooping: Not Nearly as Good as … uh, Richard Nixon?

Obama Insults Our Intelligence on Civil Liberties by Anthony Gregory

Obama’s State of the Union’s Most Despicable Moment: Using Wounded Vets as Props

The Market is Taking Over Sweden’s Health Care

The Market is Taking Over Sweden’s Health Care
The U.S. is trekking down the road to serfdom with Obamacare. Sweden, the prize jewel of the welfare state, is ironically turning to markets and private payer insurance for answers to empty coffers and waste in their state-run health care. Sweden is looking forward, while the U.S. is look backward.

Pere Ubu – Final Solution

Stalin’s songbird

Seeger can be forgiven for his bad music, but not for his evil politics

Yuri Maltsev Explains the Tea Party

Yuri Maltsev Explains the Tea Party
The Tea Party movement began with a fundraiser by Ron Paul supporters on December 16, 2007 (the 234th anniversary of the pre-revolutionary Boston Tea Party) and a backlash against the policies of President George W. Bush.