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Telecom Taxes on the Decline Cutting the telephone and cable franchise fees in half would reduce most consumers’ bills by another 3 percent or so, lowering Texas telecom taxes by more than $500 million a year.

Dependency Mindset Limits Health Care Choices A return to competition and personal responsibility will cure America’s health care crisis...if we let it.

The Folly of Food as Fuel Texas is the appropriate state to call for a change in federal ethanol mandates. The indirect costs of ethanol hurt Texans in the grocery store as well as key agricultural sectors of the state economy.

For Texans, a "Proposition 13" Moment It goes with the robins and the roses – the bad news of what property ownership costs in a society that leans heavily, for the satisfaction of public wants, upon the owners of homes and businesses.

A Note of Caution as Wind Energy Whips Through Texas Who knew a “free” source of energy could be so expensive?

Budget Shortfalls Create Opportunity for Fiscal Responsibility All too often, it takes cutbacks to force government to re-prioritize its core functions and correct its indulgences.

The Quality of Science Matters Characterized by the EPA as perhaps its most expensive rule ever, this 75-ppb standard begs for solid scientific justification.

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