Phil May: The Politics of Envy

The Politics of Envy. Robert Reich, tweeted on March 4th, “If Elon Musk can afford to lose $1.9 billion in a single day, he can afford a wealth tax” Robert Reich was the diminutive Secretary of Labor under Bill Clinton. Bernie Sanders tweeted on the 5th “You work hard, start a business, make some money, fine, …

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How Will Trump Prevent 2020 from Happening Again?

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What Would Be the Next Global Crisis in Trump 2.0? “Thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republican.” ~ 11th Commandment of President Ronald Reagan Greetings my fellow Americans! Okay, I’m going to set some ground rules here, both for myself and for those about whom I intend to write this installment for AFNN, …

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The America Premium

There seems to be a common belief, mostly on the left, that businesses take their operations overseas merely for the cheap labor and the Wild Wild West of unregulated factory production and no EPA constraints. Actually, it’s not quite that simple. Cost of labor and regulation although huge considerations, aren’t the only thing companies consider …

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1 Red Balloon

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1 Red Balloon northstarmoving.com   Ninety-nine red balloons Floating in the summer sky Panic bells, it’s red alert! There’s something here from somewhere else! The war machine springs to life Opens up one eager eye Focusing it on the sky When ninety-nine red balloons go by German Band: Nena, “99 Luftballoons” By now most people …

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No Such Thing as a “non-Essential” Job

  Something happened to me a few days ago that caused me to revisit an idea made ubiquitous during the height of the Covid response by the Federal government and the states, severally; “non-essential jobs. I had had some work done on my jeep; new rear wheel bearings. Once I paid the bill, I drove …

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My View About Biden.

    My View About Biden. With all the usual trappings of what we still claim as a constitutional republic, maybe we do still have, maybe we don’t, I offer what I see as what we should have been doing all along, should be rigorously defending all those things that our Founders put in those two beautiful …

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The End of US

Let’s take a overview of the 2 ½ years of Biden’s administration. Remember that 40% of the time he’s been in office has been “on vacation.” So he really can’t be blamed for the following. Can he? Thousands of petroleum jobs destroyed; America’s energy independence ruined; Keystone pipeline cancelled without coordinating with Canada; reinitiated the …

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War With China What Would It Look Like?

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A war with China; There is no mistaking that China is aggressive.  They are spoiling for a fight, feeling their oats, so to speak.  They, like so many communist countries, are very much like your typical  organized crime syndicate, not out to defend their people, but closer to defending their hold on their territory and …

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Is America Over?

Jeff Ulicny asks, Is America Over? “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our …

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Tilting At Windmills, Part 1

Tilting At Windmills The Wind blows freely, Blowing across the earthscape. But what if it stops? When I first saw the windmills I was doing a military base closure project in California in 1992. As I had to fly into San Francisco, I would drive over the hills to the Central Valley town of Merced. …

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Bed Bath and Beyond Goes Bust

John R. “Buck” Surdu Bed Bath and Beyond is contracting and closing stores. Their creditors stopped their line of credit. We never bought a lot from Bed Bath and Beyond, but we shopped there. Much of what is in our kitchen came from there. I don’t know if they have mismanaged their affairs, if they …

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The Leftists Tell Us That They Support Racial Integration, But They Really Do Not

We have previously noted how the Editorial Board of The Philadelphia Inquirer told us that the violence problem in the City of Brotherly Love is due to the internal segregation of what is, overall, a very ‘diverse’ city. However, the Inky has also been very wary of gentrification. What is gentrification? Gentrification is the process …

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