Brexit and British Bankruptcy, Ten Years Later
British Independence could have triggered a turnaround, but it is hard now to see how Britain’s leaders can work their way out of the current cycle of decay.
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An American Majority
Shouldn’t 80 percent Americans have their values respected by their elected officials?
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The Iranian Agreement and The Trump Economic Boom
This is a huge week for President Donald J. Trump.
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This may be the classic example of improving America by arousing the patriotism of successful people rather than through failing tax-supported bureaucracies.
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These are the kind of practical, doable steps which could really make President Trump’s vision of a peaceful, prosperous, safe Gaza become reality.
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The Billion Dollar Theft in Minneapolis
The scale of fraud and corruption being exposed in Minneapolis may be the largest theft of taxpayer money in American history.
Thanks to decades of bad policy – and four years of Bidenomics – America is facing an affordability crisis.
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Thankfully, the longest government shutdown in history should soon end. After more than a dozen votes to re-open the government, Senate Democrats choreographed the end of their obstruction.
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The U.S. Senate is near to passing an agreement to reopen the government through the end of January. Once this deal passes the House, the real legislative budget negotiations will start.
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It’s fair to say that Cheney was the most powerful Vice President in history.
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Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer has a real problem. People are realizing that the extended government shutdown is his own deliberate, cynical strategy.
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