“A recent op-ed in the New York Times provides a perfect demonstration of why this country is in a world of hurt, fiscally speaking, and why the situation is almost certain to get worse, at the least in the short term. The op-ed is entitled “Why Authoritarians Attack the Arts” and was written by a person who is obviously very educated — Eve L. Ewing, a sociologist at the University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration…”
Source: Hitler and the NEA – The Future of Freedom Foundation
“Donald Trump campaigned on the economic issues of international trade, immigration, and jobs. He condemned international trade, immigrants, and the economic policies of countries such China and Mexico.”
Source: How Trump Will Make the Trade Deficit Worse
Transportation socialism at its worst.
“Like the ARC tunnel plan before it, the Gateway plan started out with tunnels but quickly grew to include expensive pork projects such as new rail stations; we can’t afford the luxuries so let’s go back to the basics…”
Source: Pork-seeking politicians are digging a deep hole for that Gateway tunnel plan | Mulshine
“In the 12 months ended March 31, total federal revenues were $3.263 trillion: 1.3% lower than the $3.31 trillion reported one year ago, and the fourth consecutive month of declines. This was the biggest drop since the summer of 2008. Meanwhile, government spending in March just hit an all time high…”
Source: Recession Alert: Government Revenues Suffer Biggest Drop Since The Financial Crisis
Right on the money. Big government is going to get bigger under Trump.
Marxism is alive and well in New Jersey—“From each according to his ability to each according to his needs.”
“Majority of New Jerseyans back tax hike on the rich — if revenue is used for education and public pensions>
Source: NJ Voters Support Tax Hike for Millionaires, CPAs Say It Could Propel Rich to Leave – NJ Spotlight
The effects of unconscionable money printing.
Source: EconomicPolicyJournal.com: Zimbabwe Central Bank To Accept Goats, Cows, TVs, Fridges As Collateral
“Madam Speaker, I have a few questions for my colleagues….”
Source: “What If?” Ron Paul Asks The Two Most Important Words
The lesson here is a presidential nominee who goes back on his pledges, promises, etc., should be recalled by the American people. This is the only way to hold these characters accountable. If this requires a constitutional amendment, let’s get it done.
“Donald Trump campaigned as an ‘America first’ nationalist, but at the first sign of pressure he abandoned his campaign promises and became an advocate of the same policy of regime change he claimed to despise…”
Source: ‘Isolationist’ turned internationalist: Donald Trump abandoned America first | Mulshine
‘In the fall of 2016, Trump promised to “bomb the hell out of ISIS.” He has now bombed the enemy of ISIS.’
Source: A War With Syria Has Begun
“On CNN this morning, The Intercept’s Jeremy Scahill went off on the “atrocious” media coverage of the Syria missile strikes, even calling out CNN’s Fareed Zakaria in particular.”
Source: Jeremy Scahill Slams Fareed Zakaria on CNN: If He Could Have Sex With That Missile Strike, He Would