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Politics & Rights, Science & Technology
Stop the Fracking Controls
Ari Armstrong April 18, 2012
How many executive agencies does it take to “regulate” hydraulic fracturing, the revolutionary process of harvesting natural gas (as well as oil) largely responsible for saving America’s economy? According to Barack Obama’s new executive order, it takes fourteen—plus a potentially unlimited number of “such other agencies or offices as the…
Politics & Rights
Hey, Dick Durbin, Limit This
Joshua Lipana April 17, 2012
Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) is calling for the FDA to impose new regulations that would limit caffeine levels of energy drinks, on the grounds that consuming large quantities of caffeine has “health consequences.” What food or beverage consumed in excess would not cause “health consequences”? Tuna contains mercury, eating…
Politics & Rights
Pull Peddling Intensifies in Washington
Ari Armstrong April 16, 2012
I will never forget a lesson I learned years ago interning in Washington, DC as a young, naive student. One of my jobs was to evaluate the transportation budget. I was shocked to discover that the Senators on the committee managed to add a variety of spending projects for their…
History
Soviet Mass Murder for Fun and Games?
Ari Armstrong April 15, 2012
One perversity of modern American culture is the propensity of some to treat totalitarian mass murderers as “cool” kitsch. Consider, for example, the love affair of many leftist college students with the totalitarian and mass-murderer Che Guevara. Recently, when I attended the conference of the Association of Private Enterprise Education,…
Science & Technology
Could You be Flying Cars in a Few Years?
Joshua Lipana April 15, 2012
Exciting things are happening in the flying car industry (yes, there is a flying car industry). CBS reports that Terrafugia, an American company, just conducted a successful test flight of its flying car. A Dutch company successfully tested its model in the same week. These amazing developments have the potential to…
Politics & Rights
Henderson Shows “How Property Rights Solve Problems”
Ari Armstrong April 14, 2012
In a delightful essay for the Library of Economics and Liberty, economist David Henderson explains why property rights enable people to live together peacefully rather than fight over preferences and resources through the political system. Henderson opens with the questions, "Should restaurants allow smoking or not? Should schools teach evolution…
Politics & Rights
Kibbe: Tea Party Aims for “Hostile Takeover”
Ari Armstrong April 13, 2012
The Tea Party is ready for a “hostile takeover” of Washington, or so argues Matt Kibbe, president of FreedomWorks. Recently I interviewed Kibbe about his forthcoming book, Hostile Takeover: Resisting Centralized Government's Stranglehold on America. Kibbe said his book “works on the analogy of what a hostile takeover is in…
Politics & Rights
States Join Extortion Racket Against Book Publishers
Ari Armstrong April 12, 2012
Why have fifteen states joined the Department of Justice in persecuting several book publishers and Apple? Why do many in the media refer to the leaders of these businesses as “conspirators,” as though they were criminals? The producers are guilty of the heinous “crime” of selling digital books through willing…
Politics & Rights
Freedom Rises in Guatemala
Ari Armstrong April 11, 2012
Last week at the annual conference of the Association of Private Enterprise Education, I had the opportunity to interview Warren Orbaugh, director of the Henry Hazlitt Center at the Francisco Marroquín University. Orbaugh discussed the work of Manuel “Muso” Ayau, who founded the university to support the ideas of free…
Politics & Rights
The Evolution of the Tea Party
Ari Armstrong April 10, 2012
Last week, at the annual conference of the Association of Private Enterprise Education, I interviewed Matt Kibbe, president of FreedomWorks, about the development of the Tea Party. Kibbe said, among other things, that the Tea Party is becoming more directly political, focusing on get-out-the-vote efforts and the like, and, more…
Politics & Rights
New Jersey Government Begins Outright Theft of Gift Cards
Ari Armstrong April 9, 2012
In a distressing sign of the times, the New Jersey government has turned to outright theft of people’s gift cards in the Garden State. As the Christian Science Monitor summarizes: Pursuant to a law passed two years ago, the New Jersey Department of the Treasury will soon compel sellers to…
Good Living
The Secular Joy of Easter
Craig Biddle April 8, 2012
Decorated eggs, the Easter Bunny, pretty dresses, lavish meals, Peeps, chocolates, extravagance, joy—religious claims to the holiday notwithstanding, Easter is a celebration of spring, fertility, and fun. People of faith are free to celebrate the alleged resurrection of Jesus. But people of reason ignore that myth and celebrate the secular…
Politics & Rights
President Obama: The Preeminent “Social Darwinist”
Ari Armstrong April 7, 2012
In a speech to the American Society of Newspaper Editors this past Tuesday, Barack Obama condemned the Republican budget proposal as “thinly veiled social Darwinism.” Why? Because Republicans would spend slightly less money on welfare and other programs than Obama proposes, and increase government spending at a slightly slower rate…
Philosophy, Politics & Rights
AmeriCorps: Collectivist, Immoral, and Should be Eliminated
Joshua Lipana April 7, 2012
The New York Times is calling for the government to “step up” its support for AmeriCorps, while reprimanding Republicans who want to reduce or eliminate funding for it, castigating them for forgetting “the value of community service.” AmeriCorps’ activities, which consist primarily in working with other non-profit organizations to “build…
Arts & Culture
Penn & Teller Merge Entertainment with Big Ideas
Ari Armstrong April 6, 2012
After attending a conference in Las Vegas earlier this week, I had the chance to see Penn & Teller’s magic show at the Rio. A big part of why their show is so entertaining is that they present interesting ideas in novel and provocative ways. Their show is something of…