
Turley and Severino on West Virginia v EPA
In West Virginia v EPA the majority ruled Congress should stop letting bureaucrats make major decisions. Instead, obey Article 1 Section 1 Continue Reading →
In West Virginia v EPA the majority ruled Congress should stop letting bureaucrats make major decisions. Instead, obey Article 1 Section 1 Continue Reading →
Casey Mulligan on the coming recession. Data table plus link to his full article. Gloomy outlook for next year, worse for the following four. Continue Reading →
Sen. Hawley questioned Energy Sec. Granholm on the (very) high price of gasoline. He listed Biden’s actions that decreased U.S. production. Continue Reading →
Restructuring the municipal bonds market will not work. The proposed change eliminates the tax exemption for muni bond interest. Continue Reading →
Iowahawk (David Burge, @iowahawkblog) has some thoughts on student loan debt. While I don’t agree with all of them, it’s worth a read. Continue Reading →
As more of the Biden administration’s team and agenda are made public, inflation expectations increased steadily. Bonus: what you can do. Continue Reading →
if an activity can’t go on forever, it must eventually stop. Consider the rising U.S. government debt. If it can’t go on forever it will stop. Continue Reading →
The only way to lower inflation is to reduce the growth rate of the money supply. The growth of M2 has exceeded 10% since March, 2020. Continue Reading →
States that increased the minimum wage by more than $1 per hour had lower job growth than those who raised the minimum wage by less than $1. Continue Reading →
One section of the Democrats’ tax proposal would kill community banks. Probably not all of them. But it’s a killer indirect tax. Continue Reading →