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Tag Archives: bureaucracy
Social[ism] Programs, Please Take One
Taking his cue from Us Magazine‘s five free issue incentive to dissuade subscribers from canceling over their anti-Palin cover story, TennesseeFree proposes Obama should offer five free personalized social programs to every fleeing voter. I’d caution the electorate against any … Continue reading
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Tagged bureaucracy, forms, government, incentive, Obama, Sarah Palin, social programs, subscribers, subscriptions, Tennessee, Us Magazine, voters
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A Conservative Blueprint for Health Care?
Ryan Ellis, the Tax Policy Director at Americans for Tax Reform, presents 3 principles of conservative health care. Principle 1: Conservative health care reform should neither raise taxes nor increase the size of government. You’d think this would be a … Continue reading
Minister for Kleptocracy
Japan runs the world’s second largest economy with 17 cabinet ministers. Ghana, one of the world’s poorest, currently has 70. Why? Ben Ofosu-Appiah examines the question and argues the need for the dramatic downsizing of African governments. Shakara then offers … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, bureaucracy, ghana, government, japan, statism
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