The Revolt Against the Experts Helps Herman Cain - HUMAN EVENTS
As I see it, the experts did not offer extert opinions. Rather, they offered political opinions. Often the two cannot be reconciled. If politicians truly had the best interest of the country at heart, the experts would be giving expert advice on which policies to advance. The problem is they want what is politically favorable from the experts, instead of what is the best option.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Profits are for the People
Profits are for the People, by Walter Williams, Ph.D. - Townhall.com
Walter Williams explains just how the motive to produce profits benefits the poeple. The statement that most people, I think, will find surprising is that 50-60 cents of every dollar invested in business goes to payroll, while 5-8 cents goes to profit.
Walter Williams explains just how the motive to produce profits benefits the poeple. The statement that most people, I think, will find surprising is that 50-60 cents of every dollar invested in business goes to payroll, while 5-8 cents goes to profit.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Escaping the Static Trap - HUMAN EVENTS
Escaping the Static Trap - HUMAN EVENTS
Do you know the difference between tax rates and tax revenue? Read this and find out why lower rates can mean more revenue. This is an important lesson many Americans do not understand.
Do you know the difference between tax rates and tax revenue? Read this and find out why lower rates can mean more revenue. This is an important lesson many Americans do not understand.
Friday, October 21, 2011
George Will
George Will
NBA - Not Basketball Anymore
Millionaires fighting millionaires over billions are truly out of touch with what is going on in AMerica. The average salary of NBA players is $5.1 million, including a league minimum of $474,000. Total NBA revenue is approximately $4.5 billion. Go ahead, cancel the season. See if I care.
NBA - Not Basketball Anymore
Millionaires fighting millionaires over billions are truly out of touch with what is going on in AMerica. The average salary of NBA players is $5.1 million, including a league minimum of $474,000. Total NBA revenue is approximately $4.5 billion. Go ahead, cancel the season. See if I care.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Senate Vote Saves Spending for Squirrel Sanctuaries - HUMAN EVENTS
Senate Vote Saves Spending for Squirrel Sanctuaries - HUMAN EVENTS
More DC logic goes unchecked. Amazing isn't it?
More DC logic goes unchecked. Amazing isn't it?
Monday, October 17, 2011
When Capitalism Fails You, Demand More - HUMAN EVENTS
When Capitalism Fails You, Demand More - HUMAN EVENTS
@OccupyWallStreet looks ar crony-capitalism and denounces capitalists. The Tea Party looks at crony-capitalism and denounces the cronies.
@OccupyWallStreet looks ar crony-capitalism and denounces capitalists. The Tea Party looks at crony-capitalism and denounces the cronies.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
America Brought China's Rare-Earth Elements Monopoly on Itself - HUMAN EVENTS
America Brought China's Rare-Earth Elements Monopoly on Itself - HUMAN EVENTS
Yet another unintended consequence of the enviro-movement. Closing mines, and making it difficult to open new mines, all in favor of protecting the environment, has now left us extremely vulnerable, economically and militarity, to China.
Yet another unintended consequence of the enviro-movement. Closing mines, and making it difficult to open new mines, all in favor of protecting the environment, has now left us extremely vulnerable, economically and militarity, to China.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Government the Job Killer - HUMAN EVENTS
Government the Job Killer - HUMAN EVENTS
The transcontinental railroad lost tons of money. The government never covered its costs, and most rail lines that used the tracks went bankrupt or continued to be subsidized by taxpayers. The Union Pacific and Northern Pacific -- all those rail lines we learned about in history class -- milked the taxpayer and then went broke.
One line worked. The Great Northern never went bankrupt. It was the railroad that got no subsidies.
Stossel
The transcontinental railroad lost tons of money. The government never covered its costs, and most rail lines that used the tracks went bankrupt or continued to be subsidized by taxpayers. The Union Pacific and Northern Pacific -- all those rail lines we learned about in history class -- milked the taxpayer and then went broke.
One line worked. The Great Northern never went bankrupt. It was the railroad that got no subsidies.
Stossel
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
SunPower: Twice As Bad As Solyndra, Twice As Bad For Obama - HUMAN EVENTS
SunPower: Twice As Bad As Solyndra, Twice As Bad For Obama - HUMAN EVENTS
Unblelievable. Simply so. Yet more proof that soland and other green projects are not viable in the marketplace, and the supporters of these enterprises in DC are without common sense, or are corrupt beyond comprehension.
Unblelievable. Simply so. Yet more proof that soland and other green projects are not viable in the marketplace, and the supporters of these enterprises in DC are without common sense, or are corrupt beyond comprehension.
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