My thoughts on Cato Institute President Peter Goettler's valuable piece on why Trump is no libertarian (and neither, sadly, is the current leadership of the Libertarian Party): reason.com/volokh/2024/05…

Yes, you make things that can't be easily felled by conventional human military weapons. Duh!

School choice is spreading across the nation. Will the reforms save taxpayer money? I review two new studies from Arizona and Iowa. cato.org/blog/fiscal-ef…

Really appreciate Adam Michel for pitching universal savings accounts in his testimony before the Senate Committee on Finance.

If we're gonna market climate activism directly to kids then I think it's probably important to accurately communicate that extreme weather vulnerability/fatalities are declining, not rising. x.com/Sammy_Roth/sta…

Sure you can build an unnecessary $625M ship, but the real green way for New York to comply with the Jones Act is to do your manufacturing in Europe then load the vessels in Germany instead of New London, CT.

As I've said repeatedly, China hawks *should* be some of the most rabid proponents of expanded immigration...

And yet.

On Monday, we reported that the going rate for iron-based LFP batteries in China was a dirt-cheap $56 a kilowatt hour, severely challenging Western battery makers. We were wrong: They are $47/kWh—16% cheaper. The China Playbook, at The Electric. theinformation.com/articles/the-e…

Great to be on @SquawkBox and talk about why the Republican Party should remain the party of economic freedom and economic prosperity.

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The real risks of the Biden administration's recently announced tariffs on Chinese imports are less about what happens tomorrow and far more about the problems that could materialize in the future.

Scott Lincicome explains... cato.org/commentary/bid…

#CatoTrade

Really interesting. '[T]he eve of the war the industry was a tiny fraction of what it would grow into.... World War II aircraft production shows that it's possible for a complex manufacturing industry to grow incredibly rapidly.'