In The Spectator, Michael Taube discusses the ascendency of Mark Carney to Canada’s Prime Ministership. Carney, explains Taube, is inexperienced, but his supporters don’t seem to mind. Taube writes: As widely expected, Mark Carney has become the new Liberal party of Canada leader — and will become Canada’s next prime minister. The former Bank of […]
Zelensky: Gnawing the Hand that Gorged Him
Europe Leaves Real Deterrence to the US There are numerous rationales for the initial and subsequent tranches of American dollars (billions) in military and economic support for Ukraine. At American Greatness, Victor Davis Hanson presents and dismantles five myths surrounding Trump and Ukraine. Putting aside the “posturing and mock heroics,” VDH reflects on joint interests […]
The Kids Still Can’t Read
Blame the DOE Despite all the money dumped into the Department of Education, education is still on the decline. A long-overdue movement is underway to try to rectify DOE. As Kimberley Strassel mocks in the WSJ, “never has a department been so deceptively named.” To listen to this week’s wailing, the federal Education Department is […]
“I’m Good at Buying Stocks, But Bad at Selling”
“I’m good at buying stocks but bad at selling,” says everyone. It’s why Your Survival Guy doesn’t like to speculate in the stock market. I much prefer the life of an investor, like a gardener, tending to my investments rather than cutting and hacking away at them. Having a finger on one’s risk tolerance is […]
Ownership not Armies: The Trump Solution?
At LewRockwell.com, Karen Kwiatkowski analyzes President Donald Trump’s foreign policy actions and suggests that his view of peace stems from ownership, not armies. She notes Frederic Bastiat’s notion that “When goods don’t cross borders, soldiers will,” and suggests Trump’s foreign policy is aligned with that notion despite his tariffs. She writes: Donald Trump declared a […]
Pure Donald Trump
Defiant and Celebratory You almost feel sorry for Democrats. What do they do now with Republicans riding high in the saddle after President Trump shattered all records for longest address to a joint session of Congress? Karl Rove calls Trump’s speech “remarkable for its tone, range and reception. … adding that it was “pure Donald […]
Retirement, Gold, and Your Most Precious Commodity
Time is your most precious commodity. Something we realize in different ways. Like cramming for an exam the night before. Where did the time go? In your retirement life it feels the same. It feels like there’s not enough time. There isn’t time for every trip you want to take, all the family visits you […]
Trump Voters Pleased with Strong Start
In his speech on Tuesday, President Trump described the first 43 days of his administration as “swift and unrelenting action to usher in the greatest and most successful era in the history of our country.” Voters are pleased with the pace of change they are seeing. In The Wall Street Journal, Elizabeth Findell reports that […]
Democrats Unrelenting Lawfare Against Trump Continues
During the entire 2024 presidential election campaign, Democrats used lawfare tactics to personally attack President Trump and his associates. Now, they’re turning their lawfare against the President’s policies. In The Knoxville Focus, former Congressman John J. Duncan Jr. criticizes the current lawfare efforts against Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship, writing: As I write […]
Four Reasons America Should Leave NATO
In David Stockman’s Contra Corner, David Stockman explains four reasons America should leave NATO now. He summarizes the points as follows: The case for getting out of NATO encompasses four fundamental propositions: First, the Federal budget has become a self-fueling fiscal doomsday machine, even as the Fed has run out of capacity to monetize the […]
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