Businesses affected by rioting are not allowed to protect themselves. The D.C. metro needs to be shut down now while no one is using it.

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Minneapolis Restricts Riot-Battered Businesses ([link removed] )

Minneapolis won’t let riot‐​torn businesses install protective security shutters. Philadelphia won’t let corner sandwich shops use acrylic partitions to protect themselves against robbery. It doesn’t take a libertarian to spot the pattern here.

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Now Is the Best Time to Shut Down the D.C. Metro ([link removed] )

Given the few number of riders being carried at present, this is the best time to shut it down, when it will cause the least disruption.

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From immigration to trade to regulation to health care, the Trump administration’s impact on longstanding policies is hard to overstate. Where did they succeed and fail? Casey Mulligan is author of You’re Hired!, which details his time on the President’s Council of Economic Advisors.

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