Jon Hartley explains at National Review Online why U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren takes the wrong approach to taxes. This week, Senator Elizabeth Warren’s 2020 presidential campaign unveiled a radical proposal…
Steve Forbes‘ latest column in Forbes magazine claims that the federal government could change its nickname from Uncle Sam to Uncle Tyrant. OUR FOUNDING FATHERS understood that tyranny wasn’t likely…
Intellectuals who read Atlas Shrugged used to laugh at how preposterous it was. Nobody was as stupid as the bad guys, we all believed. In the last ten years, though,…
It baffles me that corporations like Burger King, that are moving their headquarters out of the United States to avoid a punitive corporate income tax, are being referred to as…
Roy Cordato is likely to appreciate Kevin Williamson‘s latest column for National Review Online. Like Cordato, Williamson calls for abolition of the corporate income tax. The nominal corporate-income-tax rate in…
Back-to-back columns in the latest issue of Fortune magazine explain that people worried about so-called tax inversions (which might not be as worrisome as the Obama administration has suggested) ought…
The latest print edition of National Review offers the following blurb about corporate tax “inversions.” “I don’t care if it’s legal — it’s wrong!” So said President Obama of the…
The Obama administration has been raising a stink about so-called “inversions,” cases of American-based companies moving operations to another country with a more favorable tax climate. But Alex Adrianson of…
Lanhee Chen of Bloomberg View writes that we should treat the Obama administration’s “outrage” over so-called corporate inversions with some degree of skepticism. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew is continuing the…
Larry Kudlow asks readers of his latest column at the Daily Caller to use their imaginations. Just for once, wouldn’t it be great if President Obama actually defended American business,…
Kevin Williamson explains for National Review Online readers why he’s not buying into recent Democratic arguments about “economic patriotism.” Jack Lew, late of Citigroup and currently of the Obama administration,…
The latest Fortune magazine cover story labels as “Positively Un-American” the decision of many big-time companies to move their corporate headquarters overseas. Rather than blame the companies, though, perhaps the…