Originally posted on June 15, 2018. Eight years of a Marxist influenced administration did untold damage to America’s economic engine. Businesses were reluctant to invest and bogged down by never ending regulation. In the final two years of the Obama presidency, the economy looked to be headed into the tank. Industrial production was contracting, business […]
America’s States Rights Revolution
Originally posted on April 15, 2015. Constitutional Convention of 1787. Dramatically slashing the Washington bureaucracy and turning vast powers over to the states is the only way to dig America out of the hole we are in today. The original Articles of Confederation laid out the Founder’s framework for a decentralized states rights form of […]
“The Great Object Is that Every Man Be Armed”
Originally posted on March 19, 2018. The above words were delivered by Patrick Henry in a speech before the Virginia Ratifying Convention, 5 June 1778. Thomas Jefferson said, “No free man shall ever be debarred the use of guns.” George Washington believed, “A free people ought not only to be armed, but disciplined.” George Mason […]
Is Donald Trump Destined for an Historic 2020 Win?
Conrad Black certainly thinks so. Mr. Black, among Canada’s most prominent financiers, was one of the world’s leading newspaper publishers. Mr. Black has written biographies on FDR, Richard Nixon and Donald J. Trump (A President Like No Other). As a member of the British House of Lords, he is also known as Lord Black of […]
Trump Must Slam the Door on Sub-Saharan Migration
Originally posted August 21, 2019. Last year Stephen Smith, an American-born longtime Africa correspondent for the Paris dailies Le Monde and Libération, now a professor of African and African-American studies at Duke, published (in French) La ruée vers l’Europe, a short, sober, open-minded book about the coming mass migration out of Africa. The most important book […]
California’s Progressive Liberals Have Created a Monster
At The American Spectator, Patricia Mahon describes the utter carnage inflicted on California by its progressive liberal politicians. Rampant homelessness, drug use, prostitution, and crime have infected the state’s big cities. Mahon writes (abridged): With a burgeoning homeless population of some 50,000, Los Angeles now boasts one of the largest unsheltered communities in the United States. It […]
Does Big Government Create Poverty?
Perhaps the best thing about suggestions by candidates like Bernie Sanders and Liz Warren to a welfare model closer to those seen in Europe is that there are years of evidence about what that could mean for Americans. Despite the candidates’ cherry-picking of old and debunked data, there is a lot of evidence in Europe […]
Your Cash Swept into Your Broker’s Bank Account!
At The Wall Street Journal, Jason Zweig explains the treatment customers are receiving at Schwab. He writes (abridged): The term “brokerage” is becoming a misnomer. Firms like Schwab are more like banks than brokers. In the first half of 2019, Schwab clients moved $58 billion into money-market funds and other higher-yielding choices. But most don’t bother. Even […]
Victor Davis Hanson: How to Bust DC’s Stronghold
Originally posted on May 21, 2018. Back in February there was the predictable uproar over President Trump’s allegedly belittling some underdeveloped countries by calling them “sh**holes:” Shortly after the fuss, Victor Davis Hanson suggested ways to help counter the disparaging remark offensive to many elites. Starting with: Relocate the United Nations to an underdeveloped nation. […]
Will Democrats Demand Busing of Whites from Suburbs to the Inner City?
Originally posted on July 9, 2019. At The American Conservative, Pat Buchanan highlights progressive liberal demands for slavery reparations and free migrant health care. He also questions the electoral possibilities of a platform that includes busing whites to predominantly black schools for integration. Pat kicks off: Since the Democratic debates in June, the tide seems […]
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