United Liberty

Below are a collection of links that I didn’t get around to writing about, but still wanted to post for readers to take a look at. Since I end up with a dozen or more stories a day that I don’t post on, this will hopefully be a daily feature from this point forward.

• Poll: Baby Boomers Expect to Outlive Medicare Benefits (Associated Press)
• IRS: 50 million taxpayers must delay filing (David Goldman, CNN Money)
• Christine O’Donnell under investigation for campaign spending (Jordan Fabian, The Hill)
• Poll: Fewer hope for Obama success (Jennifer Epstein, Politico)
• WikiLeaks cables highlight Cuba’s health care issues (Juan O. Tamayo, Miami Herald)
• Modest proposals to help the new Congress survive and America to thrive (Glenn Reynolds, Washington Examiner)
• If I Got to Write New Year’s Resolutions for the GOP… (Dan Mitchell, Big Government)
• Free trade means we freely decide to trade (Walter Williams, Washington Examiner)
• Ten Conservatives Who Will Define 2011 (Dave Weigel, Slate)
• Judge Says New York City Can’t Force Cigarette Sellers to Scare Away Their Customers (Jacob Sullum, Reason)
• Shadegg warns House GOP newcomers: Don’t ‘betray’ grassroots like we did (Jon Ward, Daily Caller)
• GOP Sen.-elect Paul: Attach spending cuts to every ‘major’ piece of legislation (Jordan Fabian, The Hill)
• Republican campaign committee names top 2012 Senate targets (Jordan Fabian, The Hill)
• The Obamacare tax hangover (Alex Cortes, Daily Caller)
• In Defense of the Do-Nothing Congress (James Antle, Real Clear Politics)
• The Beauty of Ayn Rand’s Ethics (Craig Biddle, The Objective Standard)
• War on Drugs Reconsidered (Steven Taylor, Outside the Beltway)
• Privatize Fannie and Freddie? Maybe Later. (Dave Weigel, Slate)
• Paul Ryan given power to bind and to loose (Moe Lane, RedState)
• If the FCC had regulated the Internet from the beginning… (Ed Morrissey, Hot Air)
• Dems Rebrand Health Care Law As “PPACA,” Neither Megyn Kelly Nor Alan Colmes Are Impressed (Jon Bershad, Mediaite)