What Do We Owe Each Other?
Two weeks ago, twenty-two year old Kimberly Young of Miami, Ohio got sick. Like millions of young Americans, she did not have insurance. A doctor’s visit was out of the question. Ten days later her roommate could see things weren’t right and drove her to the ER. It was too late. She died on Sept [...]
Liberaltarianism (noun) \li-b(ə-)rəl-ter-ē- ən-i-z-əm\ 1. The belief that citizens ought to be free from both government and corporate tyranny 2. A fusion of liberal and libertarian ideals. Liberaltarian Ideals 1) Government is Prone to Bureaucracy, Waste and Corruption. The free market is the backbone of American wealth. Handouts promote helplessness and create a culture of [...]
Real Life Monopoly
What if instead of dividing the money evenly at the beginning of the game, we divided it to reflect real life?
The Difference Between Liberals and Conservatives
(and Why Jonathan Haidt is Only Half Right.)
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The Truth Behind Insurance Company Profits
AP reporter Calvin Woodward argued yesterday that health insurers are not the bloated fat cats reformers make them out to be. Instead, he points out, they typically operate at a lean, mean “6 percent profit margin” — lower than most other industries.
An Open Letter to Conservatives Regarding Health Care
I understand you want lower taxes. I get it. Who doesn’t want more money in their own pockets? I understand you believe that covering the uninsured will raise your taxes, which means less money in your pocket
Fair Tax Fantasy
For over a hundred years our Federal government has taxed the money coming into our bank accounts. Lately there’s a growing minority of people who think it’d be clever to tax the money going out instead.
The Liberal Argument for Flat Taxes
Liberals understand that money trickles up, not down. They also understand that a healthy middle class is vital to a healthy economy, and in a completely free market the money will tend to pool at the top.
The Stimulus, The Bailouts, and Trickle Up Economics
Can Obama fix this economy? Is there any field, other then economics, where the so-called “experts” disagree so profoundly on what’s really happening?
