Desregulaciones del gobierno de Javier Milei a noviembre 2025: 13.474. El informe completo en: argentina.gob.ar/desregulacion/…

Con fé y esperanza... #lla

This week, Congress is voting on a bill that would expand Obamacare. If passed, billions more of our tax dollars would be spent to subsidize insurance companies. It’s time for Congress to fund patients, not insurance companies!

The FDA has been cracking down on Kratom and 7-OH products. I was invited to FOX 5 DC to discuss these substances, the crackdown, and why it is a bad idea. Special thanks to Young Voices See my full interview here: youtu.be/SuKN_vpH10U?si…

I also wrote a more detailed analysis of why banning 7-OH and kratom won't advance public health - quite the opposite, in fact: dcjournal.com/banning-7-oh-i…

President Javier Milei on protectionism: “Why should Argentinians pay more for goods they could get for less? It’s false that this destroys jobs. When the economy opens up, some products will be cheaper and some jobs will be lost, but people will spend less money. And what they

"El Estado omnipotente se hace fabricante, constructor, empresario, banquero, comerciante, editor, [nutricionista,] y se distrae así de su mandato esencial y único, que es proteger a los individuos contra toda agresión." Juan Bautista Alberdi. [Adición mía]

Si el dato de inflación en Argentina lo calculara únicamente el INDEC podría haber dudas epistémicas sobre su fiabilidad (¿cómo saber que el INDEC no nos está mintiendo?). Pero ese mismo dato lo calculan consultoras privadas y también, regionalmente, institutos de estadística

For decades, nativists have sold America this narrative that immigrant welfare is behind our deficits and debt. This figure shows how absurd that is. This is all government expenditures, federal, state, and local, for the last 3 decades. Immigrants are not to blame:

In free markets, wealth comes from serving others. In politics, it comes by taking from others. Javier Milei sums up why libertarians trust markets—not government—to deliver prosperity.

Senators in Argentina passed President Javier Milei’s signature labor reform bill early on Thursday, a key step forward for the libertarian’s ambitious agenda that could support his government’s return to international markets bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

It is wild that someone with average lifetime earnings of around $200,000 will still receive more benefits than what they've contributed to the program.

You can read our full report on this outdated and unnecessary here! cato.org/policy-analysi…

With regards to Archaic and unnecessary government positions such as the Surgeon General, we should implement the #Milei approach: AFUERA!!

Warren Davidson 🇺🇸 is spot on. And there is no better time to reclaim financial privacy than right now.

Now imagine if we applied the same concepts that made this possible to health care and medicine. A boy can only dream I guess...

Se cumplieron 30 años del criminal desmantelamiento de Menem del sistema ferroviario francés

What you see here is called "lying" It's what happens when someone's anti-competitive protections are under attack CON laws are insane. Basically: If you want to open a new medical practice somewhere, you have to get your potential competitors to sign off, saying you're needed

The Cato Institute & the @WashingtonPost are floating a new name for surgeon general: Nobody. washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/… cato.org/policy-analysi…