Editorials: Budgets and Taxes

Policies Meant To Achieve Equality Are Very Unfair To The Least Equal

Steve Moore begins his brilliant new book, Who’s the Fairest of Them All?

Taxpayer Protection Act rewards risky behavior

Congress is considering another federal government intervention in the market for homeowners’ insurance — on top of federal and state-level programs that already are causing problems.

California, Illinois Double Down on Big Government

A few days after the big election, and the smoke is clearing. We're beginning to see the most consequential vote of Nov. 6 probably wasn't the one for president of these United States.

Coercive, futile taxes not the answer for Cook County

This is no way to solve budget problems caused by years of reckless spending.

The Short Pro-Growth Defense of Capitalism Romney Did Not Deliver in the Debate

During Tuesday’s presidential debate, Mitt Romney interjected at the end of an exchange with President Obama that “government doesn’t create jobs.” He said it, I think, at least twice.

Obama's Coming Crash: The President's Recession Of 2013

So far, Obamanomics has produced the worst recovery from a recession since the Great Depression. But if Obamanomics is not stopped, next year it will produce renewed recession.

Make pensions a defined-contribution program

In response to “Low investment returns test S.D. budget” (Government & Politics, utsandiego.com, Sept.

Reining in pension costs

On September 29, Policy Analyst, Matthew Glans, had a letter to the editor published in Crain's Chicago Business (circ. 45,667).

At Their Most Brazen

You can tell where the Obama campaign is worried that Romney is drawing blood, because it's made up a fairy tale totally disconnected from reality to address that concern.

Mitt Romney Is Right About the ‘Victims’ of Government

Merrill Matthews, a resident scholar at theInstitute for Policy Innovation and a