Trump’s Roaring Economy Proves: Obama-Democrat Big Government – Doesn’t Work
We have two very recent, polar-opposite visual aides on how government should approach policy – so as to elicit private sector growth. […]
Tag: Infrastructure
China is Looking to Dominate Infrastructure – in the US
Our forty-plus year relationship with Communist China has been, on the main, really, REALLY awful for our country. China has taken from […]
A Brief History of the Left’s Attempts to (Over-)Regulate the Internet
The relatively brief history of the Internet – is a quarter-century visual aide of how the Left looks to over-regulate things. The […]
Big Tech’s Lying Legal Two-Step – To Defend Their Censorship of Conservatives
As anyone with an IQ above nine on a warm day knows – Big Tech companies like Google, Facebook and Twitter censor […]
Let’s Aim Sanctions Somewhere Other Than at Our Feet
There is a great deal of current DC fervor to sanction the daylight out of Saudi Arabia. In response to the kingdom’s […]
One Thing Way Worse than Too Much US Government? Too Much Chinese Government
We’ve said it many times before: Republican President Richard Nixon’s biggest mistake – was not Watergate. Watergate is perhaps the most overrated […]
The Anti-Kavanaugh Dumbness – A Pain that Will Be with Us for Quite Some Time
The interesting cartoon “Pinky and The Brain” – was in some ways eerily prescient of today’s political scene. Pinky and The Brain […]
Anti-2nd Amendment, Anti-Energy Bloomberg’s Latest Big Money Assault on Freedom
Billionaire Michael Bloomberg long ago joined a coterie of Leftists billionaires – who have become snide caricatures of themselves. Most especially the […]
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. […]
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 […]