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Raise the Minimum Wage to Fight Abortion?
Abortion and minimum wage laws? What do they have to do with each other? Answer: nothing . . . unless abortion opponents catch on to their potential to shut down the abortion industry. The basic argument for raising the minimum wage is that it will benefit low-wage workers by increasing their pay from their employers. The basic argument against raising the minimum wage is that employers who cannot afford to hire unskilled workers at higher wages will simply not hire them (or
Walter Weber
May 6, 2014
Nuclear Option: Misplaced Conservative Outrage
Harry Reid's recent “nuclear” detonation left many conservatives in high dudgeon over "tyranny of the majority." I recently argued that...
LesterJackson
Dec 22, 2013


CFJ Files Briefs in ObamaCare and Arizona cases
Today, the Committee for Justice submitted an amicus (friend of the court) brief in each of the two biggest cases before the Supreme Court t
CFJ Staff
Feb 13, 2012
Banning Guns: If At First You Don't Succeed, Try, Try Again
From Walter Olson: "[T]here are said to be internationally recognized rights to government-provided housing, day care, and even (at least...
James R. Perkins
Jul 12, 2010


CFJ Report: Who’s Out of the Mainstream?
Ever since Judge Samuel Alito was nominated to the Supreme Court, the Committee for Justice has been hammering away on the theme that it is
CFJ Staff
Jan 24, 2006
Correcting Democratic attacks
From the White House, corrections to inaccurate statements made yesterday on the Sunday shows. Expect to hear them repeated this week. Senator Schumer: On Meet the Press, Senator Schumer attacked Judge Samuel Alito at length, identifying a number of elements he saw in Judge Alito’s record he finds troubling. Senator Schumer made the following inaccurate statements: “[Alito] was one of the very few justices [sic] to say that the federal government can't regulate machine gu
Sean Rushton
Jan 9, 2006
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