Resident in liberal utopia of Seattle who has been targeted by homeless: “Our community is just falling apart”

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by DCG I’ve blogged about the homeless crisis in Seattle that is exacerbated by bureaucrats who do not punish the homeless for their criminal activities. See the following examples: How many convictions does it take for Seattle City Attorney to place a homeless criminal in jail after his latest assault? “Devastated by what Seattle has … Read more

Pentagon awards Lockheed Martin nearly $1 billion for Saudi missile system deal

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Lockheed Martin has been given a billion dollar contract to provide THAAD missile systems for Saudi Arabia. This decision to continue to give the Saudis arms comes at a time when Congress is mulling implementing their own sanctions against SA due to the Jamal Khashoggi killing and congressional dissatisfaction with the President’s reluctance to blame … Read more

Most Damaging Growing Pains In A Small Business

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Running a small business these days is like a double-edged sword. It can be completely and fully rewarding, but it doesn’t come without a unique set of risks. There are always risks in business, but with an unpredictable economy, it really makes things even more complicated. This is especially true when it comes to small … Read more

FITTON: SOROS WATCH: U.S. Government Media Network Fires Journalists Over Report Critical of Soros

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by TFittonJW At the request of a scandal-plagued Democratic senator tried for bribery and corruption, the head of the government’s international media networks is abusing his office to punish employees behind a broadcast critical of leftwing billionaire George Soros. U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) Chief John F. Lansing, an Obama appointee, is utilizing Stalinist … Read more

U.S. Budget Deficit Widens by 77 Percent compared to last year, posted a record-breaking $891.2 billion merchandise trade deficit in 2018

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The U.S. budget deficit widened to $310 billion in the first four months of the fiscal year, underscoring the revenue hit from Republican tax cuts and an increase in government spending. The budget gap widened 77 percent compared with the same October-January period a year earlier, according to the Treasury monthly budget report released on … Read more

Don’t Believe the Hype – Expect a Worsening of U.S.-China Relations

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by Michael Krieger  If you receive your news via Donald Trump tweet, or courtesy of proclamations by Larry Kudlow, you’d be forgiven for eagerly anticipating a groundbreaking U.S.-China trade deal to be announced imminently, and thinking such a deal will save the global economy from rolling over into a serious downturn as well as pacify geopolitical … Read more