April 1993
Volume 43, 1993FEATURES
The Revolution That Was America
Individual liberty and an accommodating political order are relatively new in human history.
APRIL 01, 1993 by TIBOR R. MACHAN
Individual liberty and an accommodating political order are relatively new in human history.
The Growth of Government in America
American government has far outgrown the limits set by our founders in the Constitution.
APRIL 01, 1993 by STEPHEN MOORE
American government has far outgrown the limits set by our founders in the Constitution.
Can Voluntarism Survive the Taxman?
Taxation undermines cherished institutions and functions.
APRIL 01, 1993 by JAMES L. PAYNE
Taxation undermines cherished institutions and functions.
Judging Politicians
It is not unrealistic to seek the best among us to represent us.
APRIL 01, 1993 by RICK H. WHITE
It is not unrealistic to seek the best among us to represent us.
Thomas Jefferson: Liberty and Power
Jefferson believed that government was the greatest threat to individual liberty.
APRIL 01, 1993 by CLARENCE B. CARSON
Jefferson believed that government was the greatest threat to individual liberty.
Do State and Local Fiscal Choices Matter?
Some states enjoy greater prosperity relative to others.
APRIL 01, 1993 by STEPHEN E. LILE
Some states enjoy greater prosperity relative to others.
The Costs of Tax and Spend
How free are Americans when the tax burden is so high?
APRIL 01, 1993 by JOHN D. MCGINNIS
How free are Americans when the tax burden is so high?
Adventures in Porkland: How Washington Wastes Your Money and Why They Won't Stop
Legislators sneak massive boondoggles into appropriations bills.
APRIL 01, 1993 by JOHN ATTARIAN
Legislators sneak massive boondoggles into appropriations bills.
Grand Theft and Petit Larceny: Property Rights in America
Without the ability to be secure in one’s person and possessions, all rights would be meaningless.
APRIL 01, 1993 by GRANT THOMPSON
Without the ability to be secure in one's person and possessions, all rights would be meaningless.
Official Lies: How Washington Misleads Us
The federal government incessantly manipulates opinion and subverts both truth and democracy.
APRIL 01, 1993 by WILLIAM H. PETERSON
The federal government incessantly manipulates opinion and subverts both truth and democracy.
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