David A. Nace

David Nace was raised in rural western Pennsylvania. Graduated from Penn State University with an Undergraduate degree in Engineering and a Masters degree in Business Administration. He has managed and co-owned a construction company since 1989. Dave is active in the Associated Builders and Contractors organization on the local and national level, and is able to demonstrate the consequences of legislation and policies in concise and easily understood articles.

Most Recent Articles by David A. Nace:

Liberal Dreams Realized July 31, 2013
Detroit demonstrates the logical consequences of the liberal utopian dream. Is that the future that we want for America?

The Path to Tyranny May 20, 2013
The growth of tyranny would not be possible without the support of one other group within the progressive movement

If the policies that created the Great Depression sound eerily familiar, they should

The vision of the Obama administration is not of American economic success but of American failure

A fraudulent narrative October 10, 2012
The Obama administration’s narrative is that our deficit problem was caused because the rich do not pay enough in taxes

Role of the Supreme Court since Marbury vs. Madison is to determine if laws passed by the Congress and the President are in accordance with the Constitution

The only people that have benefited from unionization are union members and union leaders, to the detriment of the rest of the middle class

Fiscal Fraud January 23, 2012
Promoting class warfare based upon misrepresenting the facts may help to get politicians elected, but it does nothing to put us on the path to prosperity

Legitimizing theft July 26, 2011
Enviromarxism: Environmentalism allows a collectivist elite to obtain bureaucratic control of privately controlled land, labor and capital without firing a shot

Class envy and the Marxist theory of surplus labor

Legislation makes the unions directly accountable to their members

Capitalize on Respect April 19, 2010
Owners of small business enjoy the highest approval rating

Tax the Rich March 17, 2010
While increasing the taxes on the rich may be popular politically, the result is that their share of tax revenue is reduced by alternative investment

The Service Employees Union International (SEUI), Obama's healthcare reform plan

The cost of complacency January 20, 2010
Government will continue to serve the interests of campaign contributors not the taxpayers

Taxation without representation” exists in 2009 just as it did in 1765

Opportunity or dependency December 29, 2009
Republican Party is the party of opportunity

The Party of Big Business December 21, 2009
The Democrats:

Cap and trade legislation, Venture capital firms and investment firms that will have a stake in the trading of carbon credits

The failure of collectivism November 11, 2009
Suppression of individual initiative and liberty to enhance the power of the state can not be sustained indefinitely