Yet Another Reason Not to Monopolize Government Data: China Hacks and Spies
The United States Department of Defense (DoD) has for the last several months been considering private sector bids to provide the DoDs […]
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Other Huge Contributors to Government Cronyism Waste? Laziness – and Attrition
We oft highlight the very many massive examples of government cronyism: “(P)rivate companies getting government – to craft policy that unfairly benefits […]
Leftist Big Tech: ‘Communist China? Heck Yes. The US Military? Heck No.’
The domestic Left really doesn’t like America or Americans very much. In fact, it’s quite reasonable to say the Left loathes America […]
Would You Jump Out of an Airplane – Without a Backup Parachute?
I know I wouldn’t. But I wouldn’t jump out of an airplane with a half dozen chutes – all of them already […]
A Company’s Government Cronyism – Should Be Considered in Government Contracting
We less government types have long championed the outsourcing to private companies the work government wants done. Contracting out, as it were. […]
‘Negotiating the Best Deal’ with Government – Is Almost Always Cronyism, Not Capitalism
A very fortunate part of my very fortunate gig is – I get to do a lot of radio interviews. Thanks in […]
Government Contracting: It’s Tough to Go International – There’s So Much Corruption Overseas
When the United States government goes shopping for contractors, there is an inherent tension between two competing desires for whom the Feds […]
Uber-Crony Amazon – Is About to Get the Biggest Crony Deal in DC’s Awful History
There’s a little Internet company known as Amazon (market cap: $919 billion). Owned by a slightly rich guy named Jeff Bezos (net […]
Amazon: Government – And Its Crony, Monopoly Straight-Jacket
Every intellectually honest person acknowledges government its own self – is a monopoly. Only the government Post Office can legally deliver First […]
Amazon Is Having a Real Problem Staying Online and Operational
Amazon is the king of online retail. In getting there, they have engaged in many anti-competitive practices…to destroy and then become brick-and-mortar […]