Today I’m stepping down as Bureaucrash’s Crasher-in-Chief. Thanks for your friendship and for transforming Bureaucrash into a powerful community of freedom fighters. I’m not sure [...]
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Geithner Attempts to Accelerate Down Serfdom Road
This morning the Washington Post reported that Treasury Secretary Geithner “told Congress that the administration will seek unprecedented power to seize non-bank financial companies.”
Holy shit.
Geithner [...]
The Fallacy of Protectionism
A few weeks ago I attended the Tea Party rally here in DC. At first I was a bit hesitant to go as I feared [...]
Read the rest of this entry »The Underground Economy is Here to Stay
As this Wall Street Journal article recently noted,
Economists have long thought the underground economy — the vast, unregulated market encompassing everything from street vendors to [...]
Bailout Blowback
It’s been said that you can put lipstick on a pig but you’ve still got a pig. The same is true for governmental action.
Bureaucrats and [...]
Iraq Veterans Against the War to March on the Pentagon
A couple of hours ago I went on a walk with my colleague Drew Tidwell. No, not like that — not that’s there’s anything wrong [...]
Read the rest of this entry »Push Back! No New Taxes in Washington State
Taxpayers all over the nation are rallying on Wednesday, April 15 to stop tax increases in their states. Our friends at the Evergreen Freedom Foundation [...]
Read the rest of this entry »Utah Nanny Statist Targets Caffeine
Utah State Representative Craig Frank has proposed that caffeine be taxed as a way to increase state revenue and discourage its intake, for which he [...]
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As my fellow blogger AZ noted some time ago in the post The Use of Language in Society, “Americans have been precariously open to language [...]
Read the rest of this entry »DoD Directive Reminds Us to Keep Powder Dry
Today my bud Jim called me with news about a Department of Defense Directive (on pg. 60 C1.9.8.1.2.2) that those in the RKBA movement fear [...]
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