The Only Definite Winner in Biden’s ‘Competition’ Executive Order? Anti-Competitive Big Tech
Much has been said and written about President Joe Biden’s Friday Executive Order. The fact that Biden thinks he can change policy […]
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Redundancy and Waste – Thy Name Is Government
We are in the months-long midst of the DC Democrats’ push to spend trillions of dollars we don’t have. And they are […]
Government ‘Digital Divide’ Lies: They Don’t Even Count Your Smart Phone as an Internet Connection
Galloping shock: Government bureaucrats lie as part of their effort to protect their turf – and expand it: “Government is just another […]
Federal ‘Infrastructure’? State-Local Government and Crony Bail Outs and Slush Funds
To paraphrase George Santayana: “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to look like idiots supporting politicians who are repeating it.” […]
The Federal Government Is Still Trying to Get Into the 5G Wireless Business
The dumbness continues. In October, this foretold the dumbness. The US Military Is About to Launch Its Largest 5G Experiments Yet: “The […]
Virus Lockdowns: Speeds Up – Prices Down. Government Should Leave the Internet Alone
The perpetual pattern: Government gets a little involved in the private sector – and screws things up a little. Government then lies […]
Eisenhower Also Predicted Fake Science, Virus Lockdowns, Big Tech and Leftist Colleges
In 1961, on his way out the White House door, President Dwight Eisenhower gave his Farewell Address. Or what has come to […]
Biden’s International Trade Big Tech Cronyism Is Ridiculously Small Ball
President Donald Trump began to revolutionize US trade policy for the very much better. We’d spent decades getting royally screwed by everyone […]
Hyper-Partisan NY AG Demonstrates the Stupidity of Bureaucracy Comment Periods
All federal agencies and their unelected bureaucrats engage in power grabs. Prior to doing so, many engage in a Public Comment period. […]
Government Mandating Prices Is Just as Stupid When States and Localities Do It
In Reality, prices for things are set by markets. There are hundreds – if not thousands – of different market factors that […]