http://mises.org/daily/633 ("A $21 Trillion Tax Cut" by James Ostrowski)
I like a lot of his points, especially the concise way he points out way private institutions are better than their public counterparts.
I am not too fond of his idea that we shouldn't pay back any of our national debt (hinted at with his point about interest).
Last time I checked, I don't recall the people having the choice of whether or not to loan the government the money or not (for domestic debt at least).
Most of the national debt is truly owed by people who aren't with us anymore so it's kind of a wash all around. It's common sense that more countries should follow: don't lend to people with bad credit.
Quote from: Lord T Hawkeye on January 17, 2010, 12:32:35 AMDon't lend to people with bad credit.
Or more accurately, don't lend to governments with bad credit. :P