Here is a new piece that I have in Human Events:
Who can oppose making cars "more efficient"? Could you imagine what would happen to legislation requiring cars to be less "efficient"? Certainly there weren't many such politicians in Washington, DC. President George Bush signed the Energy Bill on Wednesday and overwhelming numbers of Congressmen and Senators voted for it.
But what counts as "efficient" isn't always obvious. . . . .
But what counts as "efficient" isn't always obvious. . . . .
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