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2013
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School Choice: Providing Hope and Opportunity Setting the Record Straight on the Policy of Tax Reducation In Praise of Income Inequality
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2012
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To Grow the Economy, We Must Shrink President Obama's Big Government The 2012 Elections: A Nation Divided Four Years Is Plenty of Time to See a Recovery
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Washington Isn't Broken — Just Broke Democrats' Leftward Drift Is Blocking Tax Reform Defending Liberty and the Second Amendment
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Stop Taxmageddon Before it Hits From Liberty to Leviathan in a Nutshell
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Why There Is No Human Progress Without Capitalism The Approaching Fiscal Armageddon
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2011
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Two of the All-Time Greatest Successes in Cutting Taxes and Spending Did Obamacare Cause the National Economic Doldrums? A Quick Review of State and Local Ballot Issues The Reconsideration of President Warren G. Harding
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Will Obama Ever Learn Economics From Reagan? Debt Deal: Politicians Win, Middle Class Loses A Return to Traditional Conservatism Economic Freedom and the Constitution
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Where Your Taxes Will Go in 2011 We Don't Need a Tax Increase Are Public Schools Underfunded? No The Growth of the Administrative State
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Cutting Spending to Revive Federalism What Would Harding Do? Time for Corporate Tax Reform
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2010
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The 2010 Elections: A Return to Conservatism? Iowa, Proposition 8, and the Federal Marriage Amendment What the Constitution Says about Taxation
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Abolish State Income Taxes: Statistics show they retard economic growth The Importance of Limited Government Power Proposition C and the Future of Federalism
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Taxpayers Need Constitutional Protections Tax Day Or Pay Day The Harding-Christianson Formula For Iowa Federalism and Health Care
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Greater Freedom the Answer to Economic Woes The Coburn Criteria for Public Policy Rising Debt Ceiling Raises U.S. Default Worries An Economic Solution Based on History
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2009
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TABOR Saved Colorado A Setback for Taxpayers and Economic Liberty How Gun Litigation Can Restore Economic Liberties A Call for Renewed Faith in the Constitution
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Beyond Tea Parties: A New Way for Taxpayers to Fight Back Missouri Would Be Better Off Without an Income Tax The Constitution and Politics: The Enumerated Powers Act The Growth of Government
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Tax and Spending Limit Amendments Pick Up Steam Parting Company Entitlement Reform: An Urgent Need to Return to Limited Government An Economic Bill of Rights: Two Different Philosophies
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Some Governors Are Offering Big Ideas for Reform Another Assault Upon the Remnants of Federalism Some Ideas for Tax Reform Iowa and National Popular Vote: An Interstate Compact that Should be Avoided
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2008
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Election 2008: A Crossroads? Does Regulation Cost Money? Is the Bailout Constitutional? Taxation's Perfect Storm
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The Big Squeeze Oklahoma Rebellion Prudent Taxation Policy is a Bi-partisan Issue Election Day 2008: A Cultural Crossroads
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Some Major Threats to Limited Government Tax Freedom Day: A Call For Tax Reform A Former NRA President's Tribute to Charlton Heston Using Federalism to Reform Education: Reagan Style
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Voters Send Strong Anti-Tax Message in November Elections Excess Federal Spending and the Potential for a Real Mess Civic Education: Essential to the Preservation of Tradition and American Identity A Prescription for Economic Health
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2007
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Unprecedented Danger in One of the Proposed California Ballot Initiatives 2007 Tax Issues on the Ballot First Principles: Who am I, and why am I here? Just exactly who do you think you are? What Would Happen if Congress Passed H.R. 1359?
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Private Property Saved Jamestown, And With It, America Tax Freedom Day Is a New Tax Revolt on the Horizon? The case for TABOR Time to Eliminate the Alternative Minimum Tax
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Should Congress Extend Bush Tax Cuts Beyond 2010? YES: Extending tax-cuts will extend prosperity, growth Universal Vouchers in Utah Federalism: The Constitutional Route Back to Responsible Policy and Government Public Bans on Private Actions
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The Real Problem of Rising College Costs Do You Still "Remember the Maine"? Socrates and the Minimum Wage Government Negotiated Prices Created Drug Shortage
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