By Wayne Root We know Democrats support “BLM: Black Lives Matter.” It’s all they talk about. While I’m no fan of the Marxist BLM organization, I think all of us can agree that “Black Lives Matter.” No one wants a …
by Peter St. Onge via Mises On March 18, Joe Wiesenthal of Bloomberg Markets had MMT economist Stephanie Kelton on the show. If you’re not familiar with modern monetary theory, they think governments should print more money because deficits aren’t a big …
https://twitter.com/AnthonyBSanders/status/1372953272613486595 Investors are making considerable investments here betting on a steeper rate curve ahead. #stocks #markets #economy #investing #financialservices pic.twitter.com/thWD9nWmZe — Dan Weiskopf (@ETFProfessor) March 19, 2021 The Fed's buying $120 billion of bonds every month. There are about 2,628,288 …
by GooeyZeus https://www.creditkarma.com/tax Just finished up my taxes. Would highly recommend. It was super easy despite having retirement, investment, self-employment, and regular income to file. EDIT: Just wanted to summarize some of the comments. Apparently, Credit Karma Tax isn’t free …
This is RIGHT ON and to those who think macro does not matter – well you are wrong h/t @hks55 pic.twitter.com/e2tbAKNapO — mcm-ct.com (@mcm_ct) April 16, 2019 The three-month trend in production of consumer durable goods has collapsed to a …
“We’ve got to do several things, and I am, adamantly against illegal immigrants. We’ve got to do more at our borders and people need to stop employing illegal immigrants.” — Hillary Clinton interview on John Grambling radio show (Feb. 2003), …
I hope he enjoys that peach mint flavored ice cream. h/t mikeroolz
Researchers tested touchscreens at eight different McDonald’s locations and found fecal bacteria on every one of them, according to findings published in Metro. The British paper tested six locations in London, and two in Birmingham and found enough bacterial matter to …
Of course truth matters. Partisan politics shouldn’t cancel truth no matter what side someone is on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rr-_xokU9_M
selling is becoming more widespread. it is only a matter of time before the market figures out that economy is faltering and no trade deal pic.twitter.com/t27TOtZSwK — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) March 18, 2019 Dollar General is sounding the alarm on the …
by Spencer P Morrison, NEE Steve Hanke recently set out to prove “why President Trump’s trade message and protectionist policies are rubbish” in a Forbes article. Instead, the Johns Hopkins University economist exposed himself as a word-mincing, logic-twisting sophist—just like every other intellectual …
by Charles Hugh-Smith Look no further than Brexit in Britain, the yellow vests in France and the Deplorables in the U.S. for manifestations of a broken social contract and decaying social order. Among the many trends currently in play, Gordon …
A down to earth assessment by Mike Huckabee Another great Huckabee video on the subject h/t supporter
Law News Stonewalling on Clinton Emails Continues Under Trump, Watchdog Says Federal bureaucrats, defying President Donald Trump, are resisting requests for information about Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email account while secretary of state and how that may have …
by Thinker They’ve been politicians for half a century, and what/who does their history of voting,say come first for safety, concern, health & wealth? NOT THE COUNTRY THEY CHOOSE TO BE A POLITICIAN IN OR OATH TO ITS PEOPLE! Americans are being …
by Simon Black The anti-terrorism unit suited up. This was an international affair… a deal between the USA and New Zealand, two members of the Five Eyes intelligence alliance. Helicopters, tactical suits, high caliber firearms—the whole shebang. They busted in the doors …
via yahoo: Fed Piles Up $66 Billion in Paper Losses as It Faces Trump Wrath (Bloomberg) — The Federal Reserve is piling up unrealized losses on its $4.1 trillion bond portfolio, raising questions about its finances at a politically dicey …
There’s no chance that the markets can sustain more of these losses. It’s simply not able to deal with this level of punishment. Stocks have been highly erratic in 2018, which has clearly been demonstrated in October and November. Stock …
via Michael Hudson: Adapted from …and Forgive Them Their Debts: Lending, Foreclosure and Redemption from Bronze Age Finance to the Jubilee Year. Islet. November 15, 2018. There has been an explosion of discussion about whether to cancel student debts. Critics of the idea …
by Ron Paul of Ron Paul Liberty Report The Federal Reserve isn’t “federal” and it has no “reserves.” Is it a public institution? No…Is it private? No again…Is it Constitutional? Absolutely not!…Who owns The Fed, and does it even matter?
by User_Name13 Baltimore recently voted on the issue of water privatization, an issue that will increasingly come to the fore in policy debates as the planet continues getting hotter and human population continues to increase. Baltimore voted a resounding NAY on …
by Lance Roberts With some bit of relief, I am glad to see the mid-term elections now behind us as another cloud of uncertainty is removed. However, in reality, I suspect the outcome of the elections will have much less …
by Ryan McMaken via Mises Wire Interest on the national debt is quickly becoming one of the largest expenses in the national budget. Based on projections from the OMB, it now appears that growth in interest payments on the national debt will be …
Via Reason At some point in the near future, the record-high Mega Millions jackpot is going to make someone very, very rich. But as is usually the case when it comes to the lottery, the biggest winner will be the …
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by Thinker My sinister battle with Brett Kavanaugh over the truth by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard The Telegraph Ambrose Evans-Pritchard is International Business Editor of The Daily Telegraph. He has covered world politics and economics for 30 years, based in Europe, the …
BY JOHN MAULDIN With all the trade war talk, we all ask the obvious question: Who will win? President Trump says the US will win. Chinese business leaders say no, we will win. Free-traders on both sides say no one will win. But …
Given how partisan it can get here, this study seems worthy of our consideration. Yes, party platform policies differ. The linked study does not address this. Rather, the study investigates how both parties feed off of polarization, and neither party …
