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    There's a solution for that: Increase the gas tax and index it (perhaps adding a limited pump price stabilization formula/element);…
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    • Las Vegas is justifiably world famous for its tagline "What Happens Here, Stays Here." (Or "What Happens in Vegas, Stays…
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    • Las Vegas has never hosted a national party's nominating convention. Atlantic City has (Democrats, 1964), but that was in the…
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    • It'd be a lot easier to believe Woody Allen if he hadn't had sexual relations with extremely young women. Soon-Yi…
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    • Let me quote the key part from the linked article: "Gallup classifies Americans as very religious if they say religion…
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    • Republican House members don't care one bit about the 2016 presidential election. Or, if they do care, President Hillary Clinton…
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    • Huntsman? Thune? Pawlenty? Gingrich? Cruz? Pence? Kasich? Perkins? Rubio? Portman? Coburn? Toomey? Corker? Cornyn? It's so wide open.
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    • I think Biden will also run.
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    • Maybe Bloomberg could double Giuliani's delegate count at about the same cost per delegate.
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    • Or you could take that $25.7 billion, fire up the Works Progress Administration and Civilian Conservation Corps (and keep them…
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    • For the record, Senator Marco Rubio quickly made the Senate dysfunctional again when he withheld his support for William Thomas's…
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    • Janet Yellen is a fine choice. If the President requires another fine choice, Christina Romer is available.
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    • Another option is to vote for something like this: "The debt ceiling is abolished. The Department of the Treasury is…
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    • True, but it's a race to the bottom among the states. Massachusetts has its New Hampshire, for example. The federal…
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    • Frank is correct. The trillion dollar platinum coin would be a proof coin. It's a mistake to understand bullion coins…
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    • Yes, to expand on that point the Fed (if it wishes) could take $1T of the ~$1.6T of U.S. government…
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    • Or five $250 billion coins or whatever, as long as they're platinum. There is no part of "quantities" and "denominations"…
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    • Virtually all fiat money was coinage for many centuries -- millennia, really.
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    • ....And, I should add, Congress can pass a bill to change the law, but that follows normal legislative process: both…
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    • No, that's not correct. There are many U.S. coins struck with assigned legal tender values above $10. The U.S. Mint…
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