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TOMORROW AT 10 AM: The Committee's "Modernizing the Government’s Classification System" hearing. Witnesses from @BrennanCenter, @NSArchive, @CatoInstitute & a former @USNatArchives director will examine how over-classification limits government efficiency & public accessibility.

Gente como @DanCrenshawTX y @RonDeSantisFL creen que inmigracion y el trafico de fentanilo son la misma cosa. De pronto surge un interesante estudio de @CatoInstitute: fentanilo es traficado por ciudadanos estadounidenses. https://t.co/LE7CYOIdRQ

Hitting what we're aiming at.... https://twitter.com/CatoInstitute/status/1633688244683694080

“Qualified immunity” is another name for injustice. @CatoInstitute @AbolishQI

Human Freedom Index: 2022 https://cato.org/human-freedom-index/2022?utm_source=social&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Cato%20Social%20Share via @CatoInstitute

Now: Taking selfies in the bathroom 10am: Moderating the @CatoInstitute panel “Bank Secrecy Act Reform: Restoring the Fourth Amendment” Watch here: https://cato.org/events/bank-secrecy-act-reform-restoring-fourth-amendment

The Fourth Amendment guarantees our right to privacy, yet banks are still mandated to report customers' personal information without a warrant. That needs to change. I’m excited to discuss fixing this issue Monday at the @CatoInstitute. Register below to attend or stream live: https://twitter.com/CatoEvents/status/1627752706340229162

Dolarizacion: ¿punto de llegada o punto de partida? https://shar.es/afyzay a traves de @InstitutoCato

One year ago today, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act to freeze the bank accounts of those involved in the trucker protests—all without so much as a court order. In doing so, Trudeau made the case for cryptocurrency abundantly clear: cryptocurrencies offer a way to protect one’s wealth from authoritarian governments and that’s a consideration that needs to be made even in one of the freest countries in the world. https://cato.org/blog/how-canada-made-case-cryptocurrency-not-cbdcs #CatoEcon

Instead of comparing differences in income between people, we should compare how we spend our time today versus yesterday. https://t.co/2dv2xZHdue