The IMF, for instance, accidentally put together some solid evidence showing that a value-added tax is a money machine for bigger government.

A story in the New York Times, meanwhile, accidentally showed that politicians will hike taxes if they're not constrained by tax competition.

And a statist in Illinois tried to argue that higher taxes don't enable higher spending, but he accidentally showed that politicians raised taxes so they wouldn't have to cut spending.

Another report in the New York Times accidentally acknowledged that genuine private savings is the best route to obtain a secure retirement.

You can look at more examples here, but you get the point.

Gun-Free Zones

And now we have another item for our collection.

Sean Davis of The Federalist must believe in taking candy from babies and in exploiting the weak and defenseless. I'm jumping to this uncharacteristic conclusion because he just body-slammed a very vulnerable target. To be more specific, he mocked Trevor Noah of the Daily Show for some amazingly vapid comments that inadvertently decimated the gun-free-zone argument of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.