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How to solve the USA financial crisis in four easy steps

Saturday, Sep 27th, 2008 by Brandon | 1 Comments
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1. Drop corporate tax rate to 10%.
2. Repeal Sarbanes Oxley.
3. Drop Capital Gains tax to 0.5% and use all of the revenue to pay off whatever “bailout” plan Congress approves.
4. Freeze the federal budget — no new spending, no budget increases, except maybe defense.
Why:
1. Corp taxes in the USA are the second highest in the [...]

College: Who needs it?

Saturday, May 10th, 2008 by Brandon | 4 Comments
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Most people don’t. Let me get this out of the way: there are many jobs that can only be done professionally after many years of careful supervised study. If you are going or went to college to do one of those types of jobs, this post isn’t about you.
This post is about me — [...]

Of Populsim, Envy, and Identity

Sunday, Jan 6th, 2008 by Brandon | 1 Comments
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The debate last night showed Edwards and Huckabee getting ready to try to win the presidency on typical class-warfare, envy politics. Edwards is the worst, but he’s only being honest about his goals where his Democrat counterparts are being quiet. But Huckabee isn’t much better. Both are running on the notion that the middle class [...]

Government schooling trains for subservience

Tuesday, Sep 4th, 2007 by Brandon | 2 Comments
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People don’t seem to realize this very often: allowing the government to control education is inconsistent with living in an individualistic and free society.
Case in point: A Judge rules that school administrators can take punitive actions against students for things they write outside of school.
U.S. District Court Judge Mark Kravitz denied Avery Doninger’s request for [...]

It’s All About Entitlements

Monday, Jul 30th, 2007 by Brandon | 0 Comments
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Robert Samuelson writes in Newsweek:
“The aging of America is not just a population change or, as a budget problem, an accounting exercise. It involves a profound transformation of the nature of government: commitments to the older population are slowly overwhelming other public goals; the national government is becoming mainly an income-transfer mechanism from younger workers [...]

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