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Life goes on without all 3.4 million federal workers.
From cell phones to 3D-printed guns, technology keeps making the world better.
The U.S. should only go to war when we are attacked.
From New York to California, the government manages to mess up transportation.
With the Drug War winding down, they're finding new excuses to use their military-grade toys.
Just because humans sometimes damage the environment doesn't mean government is competent to fix the problem.
The fall of Rome is a pattern repeated by empires throughout history. Does that include us?
Detroit in 2011 had around twice as many municipal employees per capita as cities with comparable populations.
Lawyers are making a killing off barber shops and bars with poor claims of inequality.
We have bigger problems than the NSA.
The government bans fun, not danger.
We've simply become accustomed to older, more ingrained abuses.
Neither terrorism nor the NSA are the greatest threats to American liberty.
The first step toward a solution is just being honest about the deep hole we're in.
Think gas is expensive? Regulations are what's really costing you at the pump.
Moving provides one of the few limits on the megalomania of state bureaucrats.
Markets find ways to make things better and cheaper. Obamacare often forbids that.
Working around the public education system can sometimes have terrible consequences.
It's time to downsize or, better yet, privatize.
Government continues to threaten our future while claiming to help us.
Throughout the world, most reductions in pollution have been achieved because of capitalism, not government control.
All that marble in D.C. shouldn't make you feel patriotic.
It's the entire public education monopoly.
The real story on fracking, say scientists, is that the risks are small and the rewards immense.
The truth is that the terrifying sequester cuts weren't even cuts.
Coulter's comments may have been harsh, but she has a point.
Politicians want to limit the choices of consenting adults.
It's good that we have places like Texas and New Hampshire to which fed-up citizens can escape.
To keep scare stories in perspective, remember all the good news that gets less attention.
Section 8 recipients can become comfortably dependent on government assistance.
Intuition leads us to think-wrongly-that without government we'd be victims of fraud.
Central planners and liberal politicians are clueless about what really helps workers: a free economy.
Prohibiting people from profiting from their access to information makes the economy less fair and less free.
Obama's supporters seem to think it's enough to put this extraordinary man in office.
The New York Times declares "a big storm requires big government," and my liberal neighbors agree.
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