Anti-Equity: If They’re Cheating – It Matters Not How Well You Do Things
You’re a high school track-and-field athlete. You work and work and WORK to master your craft. You hone your skills and nigh-perfect […]
Tag: Regulation
Biden, Inc Cronyism: Biden Nominates Senator Manchin’s Wife for Government Gig
The government crony Spoils System – of course never actually went anywhere. You win an election – you reward your cronies. Or […]
Biden, Inc’s ‘Infrastructure’: ‘White House Moves to Reshape Role of US Capitalism’
Joe Biden, Inc and the Democrats have already established a really bad behavioral pattern. Otherwise known as lying their faces off. They […]
Of COURSE More for Government Means Less for Us
Every business that wants to be around next year began this year with a budget. A roadmap on how they will spend […]
Earth Proves: Of COURSE More Regulation Means Less Private Investment
We’ve long referenced government’s ”Crowding Out Effect”: “One of the most common forms of crowding out takes place when a large government, […]
The Swamp’s Warped Dictionary
For a society to function and continue to exist – the same words have to mean the same things to everyone. You […]
Essential Republicans and Conservatives: This Isn’t an Ideological Debate – This Is a Political War
Democrats having secured complete control of DC, there has been a debate about whether or not – for at least the next […]
The ‘Covid Bill’: Government Deficit Spending Is Worse Than Private Sector Investment
The House of Representatives just passed the $1.9 trillion omni-directionally-awful monstrosity they have disingenuously mis-named a “Covid relief bill.” Sure, there’s a […]
The Minimum Wage – And Other Examples of Government Breaking the Laws of Economics
Government officials (mostly Democrat) spend a lot of time breaking the laws they impose upon We the Rubes. That is, when they […]
Biden, Inc Hires Massive Madison Avenue PR to Spin Us on the Awful They’re Doing to Us
Everyone knows a presidential election win incepts an avalanche of hires. Every one of the hundreds (thousands?) of Executive Branch agencies, commissions, […]