Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
The answer isn’t socialism, more government meddling, or doubling down on the same failed nonsense. The way forward requires conservative financial sanity, national self-respect, and a good old-fashioned work ethic.
There Is MUCH More to Do Don’t ask anyone MAGA that question. They very quickly get VERY angry. But, of course, it does make the national debt look even bigger. Mostly because it will be. As US Trump voters not under a spell in fact know. Well, the BBB is law (BBL?). Now comes the …
Let’s get real: The Baby Boomer generation (1946-1964) inherited a booming post-war economy and then drove it into a ditch while patting themselves on the back. Here’s how
Much of the media focus on the Trump administration’s reciprocal tariff policy has been on the progress of tariff negotiations with each US trade partner. With respect to communist China, media headlines in recent weeks have concentrated on the tit-for-tat of tariffs proposed by the US and “countered” by China
Let’s cut the nonsense. America’s economy isn’t “booming.” It’s wheezing along like a three-legged mule in a horse race. Here are ten brutal truths your politicians, media blowhards, and corporate overlords hope you never fully grasp.
The Trump Administration has extended the international tariff negotiation deadline by another three weeks – giving countries until August 1 instead of July 9 to come to a deal.
Woe to the Democrat Party. The once unified Democrat Party has fractured. They lost the 2024 election by a landslide. They even lost the popular vote, only the second time since 1988.
Depressing news from the business world: Del Monte Foods filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this week, with all divisions potentially up for sale. The Del Monte brand has been around for over 135 years.
Since Trump returned to office five months ago, the federal government has collected $106 billion from tariffs and related customs fees, Axios reported. That’s more than the $83 billion the U.S. collected all of last year.
Big Bills are awful. Because they’re awful. Nigh no one reads the monstrosities. Certainly almost none of the people voting for them do.
Canada needed prodding from the leader of the free world to not impose a retroactive tax (Canada would reach back three years to take money) to do the right thing is the reason for her shame.
For a country that spends like a teenager with a stolen credit card, the United States sure has a lot of trust from the global economy.
It is too early to declare victory for Trumponomics, but America seems to be rid of the covid era and is back in business. Tariffs and ICE are doing the trick.
In this part, we turn to the early years of the SSN itself, the numbers that were forbidden, and the unlikely rebellion that began not with violence, but with a strange, silent act of civil disobedience: using a fake number on purpose.
Part 1 We Gave Up Our Names for Numbers: The Quiet Birth of the System That Owns You Looking back from the age of digital surveillance and algorithmic oversight, perhaps the greatest act of control wasn’t when the government began reading our emails—but when it gave each of us a number and took away our …
The United States is currently a 70+% consumption economy. Meaning for every $10 of economic activity? $7+ dollars of it is someone buying something.
Reports are emerging that college students are using AI to write term papers and required assignments. Are these future leaders demonstrating innovation by utilizing the latest technology to prepare them for the real world or just cheating?
For the last quarter-century or more, the Chinese Communist Party has been building the case for, and the framework of, a Beijing-led new world order.
At last count, China owns thirteen big American food production facilities, like Smithfield Foods. The Biden administration permitted or did not interfere with China’s scheme to buy American farmland and/or those thirteen or so food production companies.
Trump used the power of anti-trust law to get Nippon Steel to invest in U.S. Steel. Congress empowered presidents to do this over a century ago and Trump uses that power for the public good.