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Monday, February 8, 2010

PHOENIX FOOD TAX INCREASE A SIGN OF FAILURE

The average cost for all Phoenix city employees is $100,000, including all benefits. This abou...
A DISASTROUS DECISION

Doctors, hospitals and patients in Illinois will almost certainly face new risks, as a result o...
HOW GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS INCREASE HOME PRICES

Government officials add around 17 percent to the price of a typical home in Washington state, ...
GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY: MINNESOTA RAIL LINE ROLLS OVER TAXPAYERS

It is time to stop robbing the taxpayer to pay for more trains, says Phil Krinkie, president of...
THE MYTH OF AN "OBESITY TSUNAMI"

The nanny state's infatuation with an obesity epidemic that does not exist is a searing indictm...
BIG SENDERS

Money that migrants send home to their native countries has started to tell a story about the g...

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