Monday Links
- Report: New threats to free speech.
- The politics behind the health care overhaul.
- Mass corruption in Afghanistan. Malou Innocent: “Washington has already surged into Afghanistan once this year. The United States should not spend more American blood and more of its ever-diminishing financial resources to prop up Karzai’s ineffectual regime.”
- A government takeover of health care is not pro-choice — for anyone: “Whatever your views on abortion, the fight over abortion in the Obama health plan illustrates perfectly why government should stay out of health care. When the government subsidizes health care, anything you do with that money becomes the voters’ business. And rather than allow for choice between different ways of doing things, the government typically imposes the preferences of the majority — or sometimes, a vocal minority — on everybody.”
- Podcast: “A Proposed Beat Down for Banks“
Chris Moody • November 16, 2009 @ 12:17 pm
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Filed under: Cato Publications; General
Tags: abortion, Afghanistan, corruption, free speech, government, government takeover, Health, health care overhaul, health plan, links, podcast, pro-choice, washington
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