Ep 80: Is America Winning the Trade War? with Art Carden
LCI Staff
Trump told his supporters that they would get tired of all the winning America would be doing if he were president. Now Trump has worked
Tag: taxes
An Alternative View on Taxes
Dr. Jamin Andreas Hübner
The centuries immediately before and after the 100s CE in the Greco-Roman world were increasingly violent. There were frequent uprisings, attempted coups, assassinations of political
Why Do We Hate Taxes?
Doug Stuart
Tax returns are due soon, and what better way to get into the involuntary spirit than to commiserate together as libertarians and read Dr. Norman
Rendering to God
Guest Contributor
This guest post is by Daniel Shorthouse. Daniel is a political theory and economics nerd, an obsessive reader of theology, and the Director of Worship at
The GOP Tax Reform Plan: A Libertarian Analysis
Laurence Vance
Last month I did a preliminary libertarian analysis of the Republicans’ newest tax-reform plan. I concluded that their “Unified Framework For Fixing Our Broken Tax
When Right Is Wrong
Laurence Vance
People sometimes do the right thing, but for the wrong reason—including presidents and politicians. The Obama administration slashed hundreds of millions of dollars in military
How the Government “Works” – A Visual Model
Dr. Jamin Andreas Hübner
How does the government actually “work?” In conversations about economics or politics, it is only a matter of time before this issue comes up. I’m
Americans Are Quadruple Taxed
Laurence Vance
It has often been pointed out that corporate profits are double taxed when a corporation pays income tax on its profit and then shareholders pay
The Rich Young Man Conundrum (Mark 10:17-23)
Jacob Kim
Today’s guest post is by Rev. Jacob Chulsung Kim, PhD. Libertarian-leaning Christians face resistance from other believers for many reasons, one of which is
When Christians Sold Out to the State En Masse
Laurence Vance
Review of Gordon L. Heath, ed., American Churches and the First World War (Pickwick Publications, 2016), x + 213 pgs., paperback. It is fitting that
