Trumpism= big government.
Source: Why the alt-right loves single-payer health care – Vox
Archive for April, 2017
I read Trump’s trade advisor’s anti-China book. It’s wilder than you can imagine.
06
Apr
“Trump trade advisor Peter Navarro is consumed by an existential fear of all things Chinese, writes Vox’s Zeeshan Aleem.”
Source: I read Trump’s trade advisor’s anti-China book. It’s wilder than you can imagine.
The Takeover is Complete
06
Apr
Has Trump fallen into the swamp? Did he get an offer he could not refuse?
Source: bionic mosquito: The Takeover is Complete
Sabbatical Day 78
05
Apr
Sabbatical Day 77
04
Apr
Yesterday I wrote the Preface to my book and then spoke at the Allendale Republican Club about Trump’s first two months in office. Good questions from the audience. After I spoke GOP gubernatorial candidate assemblyman Jack Citarelli spoke about his platform to lower taxes and provide equal school funding to all districts. He is in favor of COAH, the affordable housing initiative the Supreme Court has imposed on towns.
Today I put my notes together for chapter one, Economics and Finance Lessons.
Beast Mode – NorthmanTrader
04
Apr
Target Liberty: Trump Administration Considering Far-Reaching Steps for ‘Extreme Vetting’
04
Apr
Is Trump doing his best to be a one-term president?
Source: Target Liberty: Trump Administration Considering Far-Reaching Steps for ‘Extreme Vetting’
Cernovich Explains How He Learned About Susan Rice
04
Apr
More corruption at the highest level of the federal government.
Source: Cernovich Explains How He Learned About Susan Rice
What Is America Going To Look Like When Stocks, Home Prices And Even Used Cars All Crash By At Least 50 Percent?
04
Apr
“Have you ever thought about what comes after the bubble? In 2008 we got a short preview of what life will be like, but most Americans seem to have come to the conclusion that the last financial crisis was just a minor bump in the road toward endless economic prosperity. But of course the truth is that the ridiculously high debt-fueled standard of living that we are enjoying now is not sustainable, and after this bubble bursts it will be an extremely painful adjustment for our society. Since the last financial crisis, the U.S. national debt has nearly doubled, corporate debt has doubled, stock valuations have reached exceedingly ridiculous extremes, the student loan debt bubble has surpassed a trillion dollars, we are facing the largest unfunded pension crisis in U.S. history, and in many parts of the country (particularly the west coast) we are facing a housing bubble that is even worse than the one that burst in 2007 and 2008. And even with all of these bubbles, U.S. GDP growth has…”