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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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Government Should Liquidate Itself

Government Should Liquidate Itself

Social Security is a claim on a person’s income—any working person. Did this person agree to it? Today, it would strike most people as strange even to ask the question.

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The Blue-State Hurricane

The Blue-State Hurricane

Long after the current spell of bad weather, blue states across the country will continue to suffer the hurricane-like damage of their own fiscal mistakes.

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Big Money vs. Winsome Earle-Sears

Big Money vs. Winsome Earle-Sears

While a Soros raising money for a Democrat isn’t news—Uncle George and Cousin Alex have already contributed $102.8 million to races in 2026—it’s indicative of the hypocrisy of the Left.

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Government By Consent Of The Governed — Later On

Government By Consent Of The Governed — Later On

The Gulf of Tonkin lie used to escalate American intervention in Viet Nam, leading to millions of deaths at a cost of over a $1 trillion in today’s dollars, serves as a tragic example of how consent grudgingly followed government action.

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