Legislation that would push radical, popularly disfavored, or simply illegible speech out of the public eye via private proxies raises unavoidable First Amendment concerns.

Interstate telemedicine—in which physicians serve patients in other states—can facilitate access to care for patients with rare medical problems and to those in underserved parts of the country.

As the U.S. economy pulls out of recession, we have huge federal deficits and rising debt, as Canada did in the early 1990s. We should follow the same reform approach: slash spending and pursue microeconomic reforms such as privatization and deregulation.

A proposal that the federal government should spend as much money on transit as it spends on highways is a terrible idea because highways are a hundred times more productive than transit and the taxes to support transit are mostly regressive, meaning they disproportionately harm low‐​income people.