Economics – On Liberty Watch

The Tax Reform That Isn’t

September 27, 2017Joe Benning

It is now tax reform season, which means that politicians are poised to unleash even more nonsense on the public than is customary. So perhaps it makes sense to frame some of the underlying issues that are involved. First and… Continue Reading →

The Trump Tax Plan

April 26, 2017Joe Benning

As promised, the Trump Administration released the outline of its tax plan. Predictably and amusingly enough, it was greeted by cries of horror and anguish by Progressives. It would appear that the Trump plan would allow American taxpayers to keep… Continue Reading →

The Economy of the Open Road July 9, 2020
You may not strike it rich, but in the United States you’re free to try.
The Collapsing Case against Charter Schools July 9, 2020
A review of Charter Schools and Their Enemies, by Thomas Sowell.
Party of ‘Science’ July 9, 2020
Someone should do Gail Collins the great favor of explaining to her the difference between a human organ and a human organism.
Courtesy and Capitalization July 9, 2020
Having good manners is about making other people feel comfortable, welcome, and respected.
Chesterton’s Cops July 8, 2020
Reformation and deformation.
Netflix Must Cancel Barack Obama July 7, 2020
How can Netflix, which presents itself as a leader on LGBT issues, maintain its relationship with Obama, who twice ran for president opposing gay marriage?
Why Shouldn’t Private-Jet Companies Receive PPP Aid? July 7, 2020
If somebody actually did something wrong here, CNBC won’t tell you, and apparently is not even interested in the question.
Take No Advice from One-Armed Paper-Hangers July 7, 2020
Being a distant relation of Thomas Jefferson’s gives no one any special insight into the contemporary controversy over Washington’s monuments.
The Last Sacred Space July 6, 2020
Since we are now dedicated to a great project erasing famous sinners from public places, shouldn’t we just be absolutely tearing up the Hollywood Walk of Fame?
We Will Miss the Filibuster July 5, 2020
The filibuster is useful, because it is useful in a democracy to be able to say “No” to the people and to their duly elected representatives.

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