American relations with North Korea
Those of you who listened to the recent Carolina Journal Radio interview with North Korean refugee Cherie Yang might find some interest in Doug Bandow‘s latest column for the Washington…
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Those of you who listened to the recent Carolina Journal Radio interview with North Korean refugee Cherie Yang might find some interest in Doug Bandow‘s latest column for the Washington…
Good economists, as Bastiat wrote, consider the unseen, long-run costs of government actions, not just the seen and immediate ones. In this Freeman piece, Doug Bandow puts his finger on…
In this Freeman piece today, Doug Bandow says that, despite the manifest disasters and waste brought about by big government, the libertarian moment has not arrived. His argument is that…
Obama and his minions are crowing about the fact that the federal budget deficit has come down from over a trillion in each of the last four years to merely…
Oh, oh — a new crisis is looming. Chocolate prices are rapidly increasing, which obviously calls for government action. Doug Bandow makes the (tongue in cheek) case for a Chocolate…
If you still use snail mail like I do, get ready for another U.S. Postal Service rate hike — up to 49 cents to mail a first class letter. The…
So many things come to mind after reading that phrase, but what Doug Bandow is writing about is his policy towards Egypt. But it isn’t Obama acting unilaterally in this…
Susan Rice is one of those humanitarian hawks who wants the US to get involved in conflicts around the globe to help or protect innocent civilians and “the good guys”…
So argues Doug Bandow in this Cato@Liberty post. Notice that it’s pretty much the same bunch of people who are okay with blanket government surveillance who think that the US…
That is how JLF friend Doug Bandow describes the minimum wage in this Freeman article. I would add this point: the minimum wage encourages the pernicious belief that worker raises…
Doug Bandow has a sharp piece today on The Freeman’s site. He discusses the tendency for politicians to congratulate themselves (in particular, California’s Pete Stark) for their “public service” but…
One of the many obvious reasons for concluding that the so-called Employee Free Choice Act is not about free choice but is rather an effort to help unions dragoon more…