Whatever

• As the state grows we all become criminals. I can't believe you have to have a license to own a TV! Oh, and check out number seven on the list.
• Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to pay taxes
• Bailout spam
• Wow! China is crowded
• A good history of laissez-faire (or the lack thereof) in America
• Obama promises to stop America's shitty jobs from going overseas (NB: bad language)
• Property rights save the environment
• Never ask a question to a live audience if you don't want to know the answer
• Just pile it on

Whatever

• If you are reading this then the LHC worked. You might want to keep checking, though.
• 30 nanoseconds?! But I want it now!
• The Darwin Stain
• When markets governments fail the government market must step in. "[I]t was proving increasingly difficult for Britons to get anything beyond basic dental care from Britain's National Health Service." (HT: Carpe Diem)
  
• It is a shame that this question even has to be asked
• Yeah, Google is soooo bad for consumers. Oh wait, antitrust is not about consumers.
• Wow! Is anything legal in Britain? At least you can still vote with your feet.
  

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• I love this idea of "competing" tax plans. It's like competition between McDonald's and Burger King - the differences are marginal and they both suck.
• Oooh, save me from Google, I'm so oppressed
• Jason Kuznicki does a great job at debunking the idea that the recent Supreme Court decision regarding Habeas rights will lead to a "flood" of lawsuits. And here is some good stuff from George Will, as well.
  
• The Web Time Forgot (annoying, free registration may be required - try BugMeNot)
• Is labeling menus with nutritional content a good idea? Maybe not.

Whatever

• Paying taxes is patriotic? Boy, have we come a long way!
• Yeah, I know I said that if I had to vote then I would probably vote for Obama, but his pandering and economic ignorance is really why I can't vote for him (HT: Q&O)
• "You've never heard of the Millennium Falcon?"
• An Obama-gasm
  
• If you can't laugh at Manifest Destiny what can you laugh at?
• The Twenty-First Century's Nineteenth Century problem
• More socialized health care problems in the UK. And one of our own.