About Megan Russell

Here is one of the most brilliant breakthroughs in all of food science and how it relates to almost every aspect of life.

Unless McConnell is willing to risk a government shutdown, he will ultimately have to acquiesce to Obama’s wishes.

Government-run lotteries have a sordid and monopolistic past. Should we enforce a separation of sin and state?

We must return, as much as possible, to a fee-for-service approach to health care and restore the traditional doctor-patient relationship.

We can only afford to allow others the freedom to strive against death when we are not trying collectively to subsidize it.

“Shouldn’t patients and their families have some skin in the game as a brake on the profligate spending of other people’s money for health care?”

Next time you receive an unintelligible medical bill, remember how hard it is for your doctor to get paid.

Asians in New Jersey have the best life expectancy of any racial or ethnic group.

Now there is absolutely no charge for a costly set of test and procedures on the all-you-can-spend preventive care buffet.

After the birth of my (David’s) first child, my wife and I noticed we were being billed for a very expensive bedpan and box of tissues that we had never used.

Why shouldn’t we just institute price controls in America?

If you are not paying for the product, you are the product.

Government has never been known for customer service. But today it is known primarily for being against the very people it is supposed to serve.

We are all embarrassingly honest with search engines.

Those who stand by and do nothing are complicit in aiding the loss of freedoms for others.

Unlike the markets, members of the Fed are able to make decisions that are in exactly the wrong direction if they don’t limit themselves with a rules-based system.

Without taxes, you could leave your job every day at 2:34 p.m

The U.S. dollar was first regulated by the Coinage Act of 1792 and prescribed as 371.25 grains of pure silver. The eagle, worth $10, was 247.5 grains of gold. One cent, worth a hundredth of a dollar, was 24 grains of copper. The value of the metal contained in the currency kept prices relatively constant [...]

Members of the Federal Reserve openly admit it is not a federal agency.