Vail Resorts wants to build affordable housing because they want to make money. It’s a textbook economic exchange, where both parties are better off.
There are lots of reasons why medical care doesn’t get better and cheaper as quickly as other goods and services. Tragically, they’re the results of deliberate policy decisions to prevent markets from operating in the first place.
I attend services where at any time two to a dozen or more congregants are packing heat.
Discoveries about prime numbers over 250 years ago are what make e-commerce possible today.
Stop pretending the National Popular Vote movement is some grand, noble cause that will fix what’s wrong with America. It’s a partisan power grab. Nothing more.
All Internet packets are not created equal, because you and I want it that way. Net neutrality denies this reality.
Under majority rule, it’s easy for the majority to oppress a minority, regardless of the party in power.
This is the “sharing economy,” made possible by the Internet. It is popular among those of us who use it. It is effective, and it is above all disruptive to existing arrangements. This bothers people, particularly those who are convinced that the world cannot possibly run itself without their help.
The problem with “health insurance” as it’s traditionally defined is that it has nothing to do with insurance and very little to do with health.
Net neutrality is the politically strange bedfellow combination of the fairness-obsessed left and the corporate-welfare-junkie right.
Contraception is safe, cheap, and effective, so why must women get a doctor’s permission to regulate how their ovaries function?
It is time to abolish all Veterans Affairs hospitals. Every single one. Give our veterans vouchers for medical care.
