Monthly Archives: March 2009

We Are Very Concerned About the Anger We’re Fomenting, by Matt Welch (Reason: Hit & Run): I suspect that what the administration might really be worried about is that there’s a glaring contradiction at the intersection of its messaging and … Continue reading →

Inappropriate Stimulation, by Mario Rizzo at ThinkMarkets: What is happening is a massive re-allocation of resources mainly due to the excessively low interest rate policy of the past few years – but also partly due to certain sectoral shifts. The … Continue reading →

LET THEM FAIL (by Russell Roberts): We’re going to run out of money. We can’t keep GM and AIG and Fannie and Freddie and every insolvent bank and every mortgage afloat. It can’t be done. It’s not a strategy. It’s … Continue reading →

All Hail the Mighty State: Texas Independence Day: 173 years ago, George C. Childress hurriedly composed a document at Washington-on-the-Brazos while only 150 miles away, the Alamo was under a brutal and ultimately fatal attack by the Mexican army. The … Continue reading →