Great Trump Trade News on the EU, Canada and Mexico: Next Do India
President Donald Trump has now had during his first term – three rather large global trade wins. Trump and EU Officials Agree […]
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California Is Upside Down, Backwards and Incredibly Incorrect – Yet Again
California is a national disaster – and a national disgrace. They have beautiful weather and topography – and awful, AWFUL public policy. […]
Apple’s Latest Heist: Stealing Qualcomm’s IP – and Handing it to Intel
Just on Tuesday we wrote in opposition to an op-ed – in which the author asserted protecting Intellectual Property (IP) limits one’s […]
To Steal or Not to Steal – A Tale of Two Opinions
I am a huge fan of informed debate. I have on more than a few occasions been a part of of official, […]
Who Do You Want Setting Up the Next Internet? The United States – or China?
Ahhh…federalism: “(T)he constitutional division of power between U.S. state governments and the federal government of the United States.” Unfortunately, this is too […]
Even Obama Trade Rep Acknowledges: Trump Is Cleaning Up an OLD Global Trade Mess
There was an interesting development last night. Former Obama Administration Official: Trump is Addressing ‘Longstanding’ Trade Issues: “Many of the trade issues […]
Google Execs’ Trump Meltdown Reminds: There’s No Such Thing as ‘Unbiased’
We have for years been chronicling the extreme anti-conservative bias of the massive Big Tech companies – Google, Facebook, Twitter and the […]
The Anti-Property Mindset the Internet Has Helped Foster – and Expand
The Internet is almost undoubtedly the most expansive, impressive creation in the history of a humanity creating things. It is a free […]
Big Tech Censorship Demonstrates Left’s Titanic Net Neutrality Hypocrisy
America’s Big Tech companies – have more than a few things in common. For one thing – they are massive: Apple […]
There Is Serious Energy Self-Dealing Going On – At Taxpayers’ Massive Expense
As we know, many of the companies from which we get our electricity exist as quasi-monopolies – if not outright monopolies. Even […]