Imperfect markets don't mean that regulation is the answer; competition often does a better job than bureaucracy at improving outcomes.
Enabling Congress to Control the Administrative State
Moderating the power of the administrative state means giving power back to Congress and eliminating judicial deference.
Schlesinger, Warts and All
The relationship of the President and his aide was one of frustration on Schlesinger’s side and irritation on Kennedy’s.
The Beat Generation and The Decline of the West
Critics often claim the Beat Generation had no coherent philosophy other than freedom, but this misses their complex thoughts on religion and social decline.
Crony Capitalism and the Trouble with Heightened Judicial Review
Heightened judicial review of economic life can't be justified if the judiciary avoids treating government action the same way.
Trump Should Be Assessed Politically, Not Psychologically
If Trump is to be disqualified from the presidency, it should be on the basis of moral rather than amateurish psychological grounds.
Originalism Needs an Adult Education Program
In the academic world, originalism has become the theory of constitutional interpretation to beat.
Netflix Defends the West(ern)
Amid all the celebration of Godless as a “feminist Western,” commenters have ignored its post-September 11, pro-Western theme.
Defunding the Palestinian “Refugees”
In cutting by half the funding to Palestinian refugees, President Trump has made a significant action that other Republican Presidents did not.
Jacques Rueff: Statesman of Finance and “l’anti-Keynes”
Rueff considered Keynes’s ideas to be counterproductive because they gave governments excuses to avoid responsibility
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