Trump Knows, Media Don’t: One-Sided ‘Free Trade’ – Isn’t Free Trade
The media (and the entire media-Left-NeverTrump contingent) remain steadfast in their opposition to now-President-elect Donald Trump. In their attempts to deny him […]
Tag: International Affairs
A Tale of Two Governors: Massive Cronyism and Other Terrible Policy
One of the heights of lowness that government cronyism has reached is a company managing to so master the favoritism processes, they […]
Actual Free Trade and Trump Trade Are Absolutely, Perfectly Compatible
One of the biggest mistakes made by so many people on the Right freaking out about President-elect Donald Trump – is looking […]
Unfortunately, Congress Needs to Pass This Fourth Amendment Reminder
Our Constitution’s Fourth Amendment reads as follows: “The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, […]
New York Staters Must Be Tired of Big City, Big Government Cronyism
The 2016 Presidential election has renewed the ridiculous argument that we should shed the Electoral College and decide the race by the […]
Will a Republican Senate Stick a Republican President with a Democrat FCC?
The GOP ain’t called “The Stupid Party” for nothing. Reports last week indicate that Senate Democrats – the minority Party – had […]
Exelon: Guilty of Cronyism Across State Lines
If there is government – there is nigh always cronyism. The more government spends and does – the more room for cronyism […]
The Trump Transition: Away from Enormous, Terrible Top-Down Government
We are in the midst of what is referred to as the “transition” – the hand off of power from one president […]
New York State is Perfecting Governor Andrew Cuomo Cronyism
Government corruption increases as the size of government increases. The bigger the government’s checkbook and regulatory hammers – the more people will […]
Thanksgiving: For the Prospect of Less Government Cronyism
Thursday is, of course, our day of Thanksgiving. Where food and football serve as an accompaniment to our gathering together to celebrate […]