The annual Citizens Against Government Waste Pig Book is out for 2009. I have to guess this was a particularly […]
Twitter and Government
As a follow-up to my last post on technology, I’m happy to point out this article about Missouri legislators using […]
I always enjoy Katy Steinmetz’s excellent columns, but I think she misses the target in this piece arguing against concealed […]
Edudiva comments on districts’ MAP test preparation in a post titled “Ode to the MAP.” The issue is not drilling […]
Campaign Finance, Again
As if to follow up my blog post from last week, the Post-Dispatch ran an editorial today highlighting the pervasive […]
Bingo
Thank you, Combest, for this link. How crazy is it that the state tells charities how many times a week […]
The Post-Dispatch is hosting a truly stupid AP article lamenting that the nation’s uninsured (as in health, not personal effects) don’t […]
As the debate over Missouri’s Construction Work in Progress (CWIP) law heats up, senators are spending copious amounts of time […]
So, the question of the day for me is: Why did the proposed Franklin County Charter fail? Now that I’ve […]
As you all know, St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay was reelected, joining a club of rare political authorities to maintain […]
I Found the Holy Grail at the End of the Rainbow
Knowing, as my dedicated readers do, that my two favorite things to blog about are the nanny state and the […]
Not Gaining More, Losing Less
According to the Post-Dispatch, some are leveling criticism at MOSERS, a Missouri state employee pension fund, because of bonuses paid […]
We both love Pi Pizza. Don’t tell me I’ve never tried to be bipartisan. As an aside, I have known […]
The latest issue of Surface Transportation Innovations, from the folks at the Reason Foundation, has a lot of great information […]
My country was mentioned in a satirical segment on “The Daily Show,” as a non-permanent member of the Security Council after […]
Campaign finance regulation has been a very big deal on both the state and national levels for some time. Advocates […]
The Kansas City Pitch, which published one of my favorite articles last year in favor of replacing income taxes with […]
Here is Dave Catanese’s report from yesterday’s Show-Me Institute forum in Springfield. Thanks to Dave for covering the event, and […]
Addicted to Regulating
Alex Tabarrok reports on regulations purported to halt meth production (scroll down to the 7:20 a.m. post) and their short-lived […]
Your Vote Counts
I don’t often look to the Drudge Report for blogging material, because I doubt Show-Me Daily readers care whether a […]
