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The Destructive Effects Of Outrageous Taxation

The Destructive Effects Of Outrageous Taxation

At the end of World War I, with the United States in the midst of a little-known Depression, the rates of many well-heeled taxpayer rates were high. They started putting their money in tax shelters and not stocks, looking to escape excessive rates of taxation.

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Still The State’s Greatest Enemy

Still The State’s Greatest Enemy

Rothbard’s principles were, of course, consistent from the time he first put pen to paper, and they made him a lightning rod for controversy and the standard by which all pro-liberty thought is measured to this day.

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Alito Makes Announcement About His Future

Alito Makes Announcement About His Future

Republicans could potentially confirm a younger successor if 76-year-old Alito or 78-year-old Clarence Thomas retired, though neither has expressed interest in leaving the court.

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