The transformation of the Democratic Party donor class from despondent to ebullient in a matter of minutes instructs us in ways well beyond Joe Biden attempting to pass the torch to Kamala Harris.
‘Harris for President’ As a Metaphor for a Powerless Fed Read More »
The masses may be revolting, but collectively they’re smart. That they’ve chosen unserious candidates signals a future quite unlike the one predicted by the pundits. Who are you going to believe?
The Unsung Bullishness of Trump v. Biden, or Trump v. ? Read More »
Are there enough 9s next to 99% to properly account for the percentage of politically passionate Americans who wouldn’t ever act in the way that the shooter did on Saturday?
Is It Beyond the Pale To Ask If the Trump Shooter Was Simply Crazy? Read More »
Governor DeSantis is setting in motion the harmful future politicization of capital flows in his state as a way to score cheap political points now.
Ron DeSantis’s Lack of Private Sector Experience Shows Read More »
I voted for Trump in 2020, and intend to vote for him again. But let’s be serious, and let’s ask what Republicans would be saying if Trump had been re-elected in 2020.
Post-Covid-19 Higher Prices Have Donald Trump’s Fingerprints All Over Them Read More »
It’s not social media or online activity imperiling young people, rather it’s mistakes, including mistakes borne of faulty parental supervision. There ought to be a law? No.
The Law Can’t Be a Good Parent, Nor Can It Legislate Good Choices Read More »
Here’s hoping legislators get out of the way so that market forces make their way into the American home.
As Blackstone Searches for the Future of Housing, Lawmakers Get In the Way Read More »
Well, you could see this one coming from miles away… What’s that? Nobel economists using the GOP’s new definition of “inflation” to critique Donald Trump’s future policies.
The Trump Crowd Wrote the Nobel Laureate Critiques of Trump Read More »
It’s accepted wisdom that the high-priced goods endured by consumers in recent years were evidence of inflation. Except that they were not.
Mill, Say & Smith Would Wisely Note That 2021-Present Is Not Inflation Read More »
Stephens disappointingly makes a case that the market’s vitality is a Federal Reserve thing. He quotes Sharma as saying in an interview that “When the price of borrowing money is zero, the price of everything else goes bonkers.”
Bret Stephens Unwittingly Suggests ‘They Didn’t Build That’ Read More »
