Gov. Bill Ritter wants to transfer $132 million in taxpayer money into the government’s coffers by increasing taxes on soda, candy and Internet purchases.Those ... (read more)

The following letter to the editor was published in the Nov. 12, 2009 edition of The Honolulu Advertiser.Your Nov. 4 editorial "An open Internet depends ... (read more)

The following letter to the editor was published in the Nov. 9, 2009 edition of The Chicago Sun-Times.Your Nov. 3 editorial, "Greed shouldn't slow ... (read more)

Advocates of imposing "network neutrality" say it's necessary to ensure a "free" and "open" Internet and rescue the public ... (read more)

Your two articles about the decline of Detroit and its public schools (“In One House,” Sept. 26, 2009, and “Detroit Coaxes Students,” ... (read more)

It’s disappointing to see that Louisiana’s voucher program is already being threatened with elimination after only one full school year (“School ... (read more)

Reducing the number of DUIs and lives lost to alcohol-related incidents is a valid goal but why must taxes be raised to achieve it? (September 24, "Editorial: ... (read more)

It is really no surprise that successful businessmen like billionaire Tom Golisano decided to leave New York for tax-friendlier states like Florida this ... (read more)

Opposing detrimental tax policies should not be a partisan issue (Sept. 16, "Tax increases could be issue in governor's race"). Luckily, there ... (read more)

RE: "Tax on tobacco can save lives," Editorial, Sept. 9, 2009Florida taxpayers should be forewarned that the huge drop in cigarette sales due ... (read more)