Budgets/Taxes · Education · Taxes
On today’s Heartland Daily Podcast … Talmadge Heflin of the Texas Public Policy Foundation recently spent more than one hour testifying before and answering questions from a state panel regarding a proposal[...]
Budgets/Taxes · Economics · Media · Politics · Taxes
On May 24, 2012, Rick Ungar told the readers at Forbes.com that President Barack Obama “is the smallest government spender since Eisenhower.” “[O]ur president has actually been tighter with a buck than any United States president since Dwight D. Eisenhower,” Ungar[...]
Budgets/Taxes · Politics · Taxes
Merrill Matthews, a resident scholar at the Institute for Policy Innovation and a policy advisor for The Heartland Institute, argues Mitt Romney has no reason to apologize for his comments[...]
Despite receiving millions of dollars from the state of Nebraska, the forces behind the proposed cancer complex on the University of Nebraska Medical Center have recently begun a strong push[...]
Drew Johnson’s piece in the Wall Street Journal did us motorists a great favor by showing that the government take from the price of gasoline is seven times the profit[...]
[First posted at Forbes.] Barack Obama brazenly fabricates Mitt Romney’s tax proposals, pouring millions into advertising claiming those proposals would increase taxes by $2,000 a year on the average middle[...]
Budgets/Taxes · Politics · Taxes
Over the past week, the presidential campaigns have been arguing back and forth about President Obama’s cuts to Medicare, which total $716 billion over ten years. Now, these cuts aren’t the[...]
Budgets/Taxes · Economics · Politics · Taxes
On Saturday, Peter Ferrara was a guest on Larry Kudlow’s nationally syndicated radio show. They talked about Ferrara’s Forbes piece titled “The Election 2012 Prizefight: Paul Ryan’s Budget Vs. Barack[...]
Budgets/Taxes · Economics · Taxes
[First posted at Forbes.] Mitt Romney’s selection of House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan to be his running mate perfectly reframes the campaign on grounds the Republicans should win easily,[...]
Budgets/Taxes · Economics · Politics · Taxes
On Monday afternoon, Heartland Institute Senior Fellow for Entitlement and Budget Policy Peter Ferrara, was on CNBC to talk about Republican Vice Presidential Candidate Paul Ryan’s proposals to rein in out-of-control spending[...]
Internet/Telecom · Regulation · Taxes
Tax Foundation Vice President Joseph Henchman always does a great job reporting from the tax front, and today was no exception. Here’s his synopsis of last week’s U.S. Senate hearing[...]
Economics · Internet/Telecom · Liberty · Taxes
The Marketplace Fairness Act; with that kind of title it must have been pulled word for word from one of those Ayn Rand novels. It is a little chilling to[...]
Budgets/Taxes · Internet/Telecom · Taxes
[First posted at Tech Liberation Front.] The U.S. Senate holds hearings Wednesday on the so-called Market Fairness Act (S. 1832), which would be better dubbed the “Consumer and Enterprise Unfairness Act,”[...]
Budgets/Taxes · Economics · FIRE · Politics · Taxes
[First posted at Forbes.] The central theme of President Obama’s tax policy has been that “the rich” (whatever that is supposed to mean) do not pay their fair share of[...]
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