[1rudeboy]

Miller and Holmes surveyed the globe and reached this conclusion: Rather than multi-billion-dollar stimuli and 2,000-page regulatory behemoths, “the best results are likely to be achieved instead through policy reforms that improve incentives that drive entrepreneurial activity, creating greater opportunities for investment and job growth.”

No, the answer is higher tariffs. If we make a $100 television cost $125, and double the price of gasoline, the economy will boom.

[NVDave]

One will NB that while these clowns are cheerleading the usual “lower taxes and regulations,” they’re conspicuously silent on WHICH regulations they’re wanting to cut.

That’s what I love about these types of clowns. Lots of pom-pom waving. Damn few specifics.

[NVDave]

Here’s their stack of slideware to go with their pom-poms:

http://www.hayekinstitute.org/img/media/25/325/mediacenter325.pdf?PHPSESSID=227mg8g19ptp5dn9asud7sibt3

No specifics on what to cut in there, either.