Jon Miltimore is an irreverent writer and editor-at-large for the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE). He focuses on economics, politics, and cultural issues from a Christian-libertarian perspective. His work has been featured in various publications, including Newsweek, Washington Examiner, National Review, and Fox News Media.
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By Jon Miltimore As I make my way through Paul Kengor’s wonderful book The Devil and Karl Marx, numerous things stand out about the father of communism.
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President Joe Biden introduced new provisions to his student debt relief plan earlier this month, and the primary beneficiaries are
By: Jon Miltimore
An abundance of financial indicators show how demand for U.S. debt is dwindling in global markets at an ominous time.
By: Jon Miltimore
"A clip going viral on social media reveals that this marvelous invention could only be produced in a capitalist system." ~Jon Miltimore
For years, Gary Lardizabal made a living delivering food in the Seattle metro. But he says a new ordinance that went into effect in January is putting his livelihood at risk.
Far too many in Washington are embracing economic thinking that is frighteningly close to that of a TikTok influencer who says, “Just get the printers going.”
By: Jon Miltimore
The average debt relief for these households is $25,500 according to the study.
By: Jon Miltimore
Seattle politicians chose to abandon sound free-market policies in favor of coercive wage controls—and workers, consumers, and small business owners are all paying the price.
Joe Biden ripped then-President Donald Trump in 2019 for his trade policies with China, which Biden said were hurting farmers and small-business owners.
By Jon Miltimore The Internet recently had a joyous time mocking a young TikTok influencer who said the solution to the growing fiscal problems in the United States was simply to print more money.
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