Politicians and gun control opponents get a lot of media time laying out their case for stricter access or outright confiscation of firearms in America. Continue reading →
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Marijuana Addicts Costing Taxpayers
Via The Washington Times –
The National Institutes of Health is dedicating $3 million to fast-track the development of drugs to treat marijuana addiction — an estimated 4.2 million Americans are hooked on cannabis — even as the president encourages its legalization and more states look to enact laws for its recreational use. Continue reading →
Obamacare Sets Sights on Police and Teachers
“Money has no feelings” – Thomas Sowell
Today the Supreme Court ruled on another case pertaining to Obamacare. Continue reading →
Does the U.S. Spend More on Prisons Than Education?
Numerous times I’ve heard people state America spends more on prisons than schools. Pretty damning
Indiana Taxpayers To Become Biggest Supporter of Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Photo Courtesy of ESPN
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Indiana taxpayers officially become one starting next week when Continue reading →
States With Most Bankruptcy Filings in 2014
During the year of 2014, the United States had a total filing of 936,795 bankruptcies. The majority of those bankruptcies Continue reading →
Inflation Alert: Consumer Prices Edging Up
Prices on goods and services have hit 4 months in a row
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Hoosier Econ Commentary on Cuba Investing
I put together some commentary
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Governor Mike Pence 2016 Campaign Spending
Governor Mike Pence announced his re-election bid tonight. Elections cost money
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Early 2015 NFL Ticket Demand Weak
Sports fans call this time between the NBA Finals and start of NFL football camp the “Dead Zone”. I decided to venture over to TicketCity.com
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