Prostate cancer treatments are far too dependent on individual patients' needs for bureaucratic rules to be effective.

Mammograms and giving birth have been around a long time, and we still can't work out reasonable policies.

Chinese lack of regulation on new medicines leads to faster innovation and more cures.

Yes, there may be bugs in Toyota's software, but Congressional hearings and bureaucratic investigations aren't going to help find them.

China doing all our manufacturing is bad, but not as bad as getting all our oil from the Arabs.

Military procurement rules make common sense illegal.

"Juggling the boxes" isn't going to help; heads must roll in America's security agencies.

The scandal isn't what's illegal, it's what's legal.

Bureaucrats who've never run a factory now know more than managers who've done it for a century.

The only way to save money on healthcare and also provide it to everyone, is to reduce treatment for people we're treating now.