‘Zombie Votes’: Leftist Un-Elected Bureaucrats Voting AFTER They’ve Left Their Gigs
Nigh everyone knows a variation or two of the old Ronald Reagan saw: “It is the tendency of government to grow, for […]
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Beating Dead Horses: Forget ‘Build Back Better’ and Get Bipartisan Already
I have had a working theory since the middle of last year. Formulated immediately after the Democrat Party’s Leftist base stood down […]
We’re About to Pay Billions More Per Year for Big Tech’s Latest Government Cronyism
Yesterday we wrote about the Joe Biden Administration’s two nominees for permanent gigs at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). It took Biden, […]
Barack Obama Administration 2.0: Biden’s Awful FCC Nominees
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) should have stopped existing at least a couple of decades ago. The marketplace has evolved in a […]
Corporate Tax Cronyism: Small Business Pays – Big Business (Esp. Big Tech) Doesn’t
One of the main reasons the economy soared during the Donald Trump Administration – was the corporate tax cuts that were a […]
Why Don’t Republicans Know DC and Democrats Are Lying About Internet Access?
DC lies incessantly. About everything. All the time. In all possible directions. DC does this all of this lying – to advance […]
The US Sell-Out Continues: Big Tech’s Latest Capitulations to Communist China
The history of the last half-century-plus has been an ongoing, rolling, shameful sell-out of the US by the US government and US […]
Fake ‘Infrastructure’ Week: We Really Need to Beat China to 5G Wireless
Welcome to the DC – and Democrats’ fake “Infrastructure” Week. Where they are looking to spend upwards of $5.4 trillion on what […]
China Begins to Realize Cronyism and Big Tech Do Way More Harm Than Good
Monday’s stock market slide could have been a response to any of the very many awful economic indicators we are currently facing. […]
There’s a Government Hall of Fame – But Government Is AWFUL at Everything
Barely-there President Joe Biden is arguing that the federal government should spend over $6 trillion next year. A more than 20% increase […]