Why "One Man, One Vote" Doesn't Work

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January 24, 2020

By Ryan McMaken

Why "One Man, One Vote" Doesn't Work

Efforts to abolish the US Senate because it's "undemocratic" employ a very crude and dangerous type of majoritarianism.

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By J. Kyle deVries

Meet the Spendthrifts

If the government were a sitcom family, they would be called the Spendthrifts, and no one would dream of trusting them with credit.

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By Jeff Deist

Yes, College Professors Are Almost All Left-Wing

Sean Stevens of Heterodox Academy and Professor Mitchell Langbert of Brooklyn College have a new article published by the National Association of Scholars. They examined professors' self-identified political views, party affiliation, voter registrations, and FEC (Federal Election Commission) records of political donations.

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By Ludwig von Mises

The Limits of Economic Calculation

It is possible to determine in terms of money prices the sum of the income or the wealth of a number of people. But it is nonsensical to reckon national income or national wealth.

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