Tuccille.com March 5, 2008: There oughta be a law
Before we start adopting the higher-taxed, more heavily regulated ways of other countries, it's worth investigating whether people overseas actually pay those taxes or obey those regulations.

Tuccille.com December 12, 2007: Prohibition: Same as it ever was
In the name of the long-running war on drugs, we now have to ask permission to purchase allergy medication. Not only is this annoying and intrusive, but, as my bootlegging ancestors demonstrated, it's doomed to fail.

Paradigm August 2007: High-Desert Barbecue
Here's a 5,000-word excerpt from my (as-yet unpublished) novel, High Desert Barbecue. It's a tale of arson, adventure, the great outdoors and perverse sex. Enjoy! (See page 34 of the ebook)

Small Business Review April 6, 2007: The Tax Gap: The Feds Target Small Businesses
The federal government says there's a $290 billion gap between what it's owed in taxes and what Americans actually pay every year. Critics and small-business groups charge that the proposals will be costly--for business and the Internal Revenue Service--and will produce meager returns. Some questions whether the "tax gap" is indeed a growing problem.

Budget & Tax News January 1, 2007: State spending caps rejected
Voters in Maine, Nebraska, and Oregon unequivocally rejected proposals on their November 7 ballots to restrict growth in state government spending.

Tuccille.com February 22, 2005: Hunter S. Thompson (July 18, 1937 - February 20, 2005)
It seems inappropriate to wish a wild spirit like Thompson to "rest in piece," so let's just hope that the afterlife, if there is one, is well stocked with ibogaine and ammunition, and that Thompson is able to spend eternity tormenting the ghost of Richard Nixon.