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What a Week: Regulatory State Gets Crushed, Biden’s Political Viability Ends
By Rick Manning Some distant day in the future, historians are going to look back at America and it is quite possible that the seven days between June 25 and July 1, 2024 will be viewed as one of the most consequential weeks…
Supreme Court rules presidents including Trump have absolute immunity for exercising constitutional powers and presumptive immunity for official acts, kicks case back to lower courts
By Robert Romano The U.S. Supreme Court confirmed in a 6 to 3 ruling that former President Donald Trump, and all sitting and former presidents, for that matter, enjoy absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for exercising…
Who Loves Minimum Wage Laws? Kiosk Makers
"Minimum wages and workplace regulations protect some people, alright, but not the workers. Instead, these rules protect anyone who provides a substitute for the labor that workers bring to the table." ~Art Carden
To End Poverty, Admire the Rich
"If you care about poverty, then you should encourage positive views about high levels of wealth. A country with people who think positively about the wealthy is more likely to implement market reforms which will make it…
Mining the planet for “renewable” energy
This election year, several critical issues dominate voter concerns. Illegal immigration across unsecured borders by migrants, criminals, sex traffickers, and terrorists. Anti-police policies reduced prosecution of criminals…
Save the Cows
Enjoy your cheeseburgers and steaks when you fire up the grill this Fourth of July weekend, because they may not be available much longer. That's because the climate fanatics have declared war on livestock. Turns out the…
Save the Cows
Enjoy your cheeseburgers and steaks when you fire up the grill this Fourth of July weekend, because they may not be available much longer. That's because the climate fanatics have declared war on livestock. Turns out the…
A Supreme Court victory over bureaucratic overreach
Today the Supreme Court ruled, on a crucial matter of first impression, that presidents are immune from prosecution for engaging in their official duties. This was a welcomed decision that will put up broad guideposts to keep…
Hurricane Beryl is a natural
Hurricane Beryl shows what nature can do. Is it a man-made climate change example” NO! The climate is always changing. Man’s input just may come in third in order of importance. The Le Chetileirs Principle is too often…
Poll: 55 percent of Democrats think Biden should keep running, 45 percent say to step aside after debate. Should he resign?
By Robert Romano President Joe Biden continues to command the confidence of just 55 percent of Democrats in the most recent CBS News-YouGov poll taken June 28 to June 29 in the aftermath of Biden’s disastrous June 27 debate…
