s.t. karnick

Genetski’s book takes a deep dive into the economic data of the last 120 years to identify the policies that encourage economic growth and prosperity, and which ones lead to stagnation and a worsening of the human condition.

This may shock the myriad of government employees that work at the Environmental Protection Agency, but there’s a five-year plan being mulled that would lead to the agency’s dissolution.

“The federal government spends approximately $10 billion a day, so they’re trying to make a big deal out of saving two days of spending.”

The following statements from health care policy experts at The Heartland Institute – a free-market think tank – may be used for attribution.

The U.S. Department of Labor announced today that the unemployment rate rose to a six-month high of 9.2 percent, with nonfarm payrolls rising only 18,000 in June. The following statements…

Heartland Institute friend Darren Nelson (an Aussie living in Wisconsin) shares with us an interesting post from the libertarian Mises Institute about a now-infamous December piece in New York magazine…