Things Global Trade Are, Slowly, Moving in a Less Government Direction
When now-President Donald Trump first burst on to the political scene, one of the ways he made a name for himself was […]
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Hill Democrats Given Lie-Filled Cheat Sheets for Pre-Planned Townhall ‘Spontaneity’
The longest-running joke in politics is the utter cluelessness of most Leftists – and elected Democrats. Thanks to the wonderment of the […]
Stupider Than Government Subsidies? Importing Government Subsidies
Political rookie Donald Trump won the White House in large part by running against just how stupid Washington, D.C. is. And DC […]
Trump is About to Shed an Obama Holdover – May It Be the Lead of a Long Train
We have spent just about the entirety of the nascent Donald Trump Administration imploring them to rid themselves of every single Barack […]
The Media’s Mass Delusion and Dishonesty
It’s always sadly amusing to watch America’s media march as one – in one direction after another. To even the average observer, […]
In Global Trade, We Need Equal Protection from All Governments
Yesterday we wrote of, here at home, the long lost beauty of equal protection before the law. Which the Fourteenth Amendment of […]
The Long Lost Beauty of Equal Protection Before the Law
The Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution contains the “Equal Protection Clause.” Washington, D.C. has long ignored just about all of our founding […]
Intellectual Property: No One Wants to Pay – Everyone Wants to Get Paid
“Hypocrisy is the homage vice pays to virtue.” Francois de La Rochefoucauld exquisitely captured Man’s inherent inconsistency to Man. Hand in hand […]
You’d Never Have Heard of Google and Facebook, Netflix and Uber Without…
The Washington, D.C.-New York Bubble has a decidedly skewed view of what constitutes things like “Tech” and “The Internet.” The Bubble references […]
Phil Gramm is Woefully Wrong on the Border Adjustment Tax
I have long liked former Texas Congressman, Senator and presidential candidate Phil Gramm. I in fact voted for him in the 1996 […]