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By Martin Armstrong Armstrong Economics September 4, 2019 Political Polarization – Are the Democrats Trying to Change American Politics by Opening Borders? There are trends which have unfolded in politics that cannot be repaired and reflect the decline in confidence in the government which is dominating the future into 2032. We face not […]
By Adam Dick Ron Paul Institute May 29, 2019 Rep. Thomas Massie Prevents House Skeleton Crew from Passing Legislation during Recess You may think that the United States House of Representatives only passes legislation while in session when members have an opportunity to vote. Not so. On Tuesday, a small group of representatives […]
By Karen Kwiatkowski LewRockwell.com May 7, 2019 Pray and Weep There is great evil being perpetrated by Washington D.C. here and around the world. A persistent terrible hate for life, liberty and humanity arrived on little cat feet and has taken over our country. This did not begin with Trump, but sadly it also is […]
By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts Paul Craig Roberts.org April 24, 2019 The Three Purposes of Russiagate Russiagate has three purposes. One is to prevent President Trump from endangering the vast budget and power of the military/security complex by normalizing relations with Russia. Another, in the words of James Howard Kunstler, is “to conceal […]
By Eric S. Margolis LewRockwell.com April 1, 2019 The Russians Are Not Coming! Not since the witchcraft hysteria of the Middle Ages have we seen such a display of human idiocy, credulity and absurdist behavior. I refer, of course, to the two-year witch hunt directed against President Donald Trump which hopefully just concluded […]
By Robert P. Murphy Mises Institute March 28, 2019 Study Estimates the Green New Deal to Cost $93 Trillion — That’s a Conservative Estimate Both fans and foes of the so-called Green New Deal (GND) agree that it is a wildly ambitious set of proposals, which—by design—will involve the federal government spending boatloads of money. […]
By Martin Armstrong Armstrong Economics March 20, 2019 The Justice Democrats People have no idea that the Justice Democrats really stand for injustice. Their platform is the subjugation of everyone who disagrees and to force their beliefs upon the rest of society. They were founded by Kyle Kulinski (born 1988), who is at least an […]
By Patrick J. Buchanan LewRockwell.com March 12, 2019 How Middle America Is to Be Dispossessed In all but one of the last seven presidential elections, Republicans lost the popular vote. George W. Bush and Donald Trump won only by capturing narrow majorities in the Electoral College. Hence the grand strategy of the left: […]
By Michael Snyder End Of The American Dream March 12, 2019 50 Actual College Course Titles That Prove That America’s Universities Are Training Our College Students To Be Socialists What in the world are they teaching to our young people? As you go through the list of college course titles below, I […]
By Michael Maharrey TenthAmendmentCenter March 8, 2019 How Thomas Jefferson Handled the National Debt The way Pres. Thomas Jefferson handled the national debt should be a blueprint for all modern presidents. When Donald Trump took office in January 2017, he inherited $19.95 trillion federal debt. And in just its first two […]
By Adam Dick Ron Paul Institute March 8, 2019 Recollections of Walter Jones and His Principled Votes in the US House of Representatives A Wednesday Public Radio East report by Valerie Crowder presents some fond recollections of the principled political efforts of Ron Paul Institute Advisory Board Member Walter Jones who died last […]
By Martin Armstrong Armstrong Economics March 4, 2019 Will the Democrats Split into Two Parties after AOC’s Threats? The Democrats cheered the election of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) for they were sure that they were now going to be the party of the millennials. However, there is a growing division with the Democratic Party […]
