PolicyBytes

Many libertarians believe people should be allowed to immigrate whenever and wherever they choose, but that argument disregards the importance of property rights.  

Both presidential candidates want to allow the importation of prescription drugs to the U.S. endangering the lives of patients.

While federal spending, regulations and intrusion are much larger today than they were 50 years ago, the number of federal employees is about the same.

Gov. Brown wants to allow illegal aliens to buy health insurance on the state's exchange that most couldn't afford without taxpayer subsidies. So what'e he really up to?

President Obama deceptively points to employer-based health insurance as vindication of Obamacare; but Obamacare's real reforms were in the individual market and health insurance exchanges, and that market is imploding.

Some want to push back Social Security's retirement date; the problem is that the large majority of seniors take Social Security benefits early—because they need the money.

The left thinks taking the profits out of health care would save money, but that's only because they don't know anything about the health care system.

Free markets and free trade are two sides of the same economic coin; those who claim to support free markets should also support free trade.  

Energy-related carbon emissions have fallen once again, thanks to the free market.

We have entered a topsy-turvy world where the communist Chinese want to cut corporate tax rates to spur economic growth while the Obama administration would prefer to build a corporate Berlin Wall to keep U.S. companies from trying to lower their tax rates.