The Daily Bell is pleased to present an exclusive interview with Dr. Paul Gottfried. Dr. Gottfried is Raffensperger professor of Humanities at Elizabethtown College (PA) and a Guggenheim recipient. He is an adjunct scholar of the Mises Institut...
It’s good to have tankers whose fronts don’t fall off Funny stuff from John Clarke and Bryan Dawe, you can find more of their work here. Here are Clark and Dawe on the Gulf Oil spill.
That is, according to this idiot in Detroit A leftist activist named Elena Herrada (anybody that went to the University of Michigan, she’s your baby!) seems to think there is just no use for Border Patrol. She gets applause, too, but consider it is Detroit, that great Northern Liberal utopia… Via Verum Serum, with yet [...]
Cavuto isn’t taking no answer for an answer Via Mark Levin and RCP; Get him Neil!
We have written about Rand Paul in the past expressing some hesitation about the race he is running. We wondered if he would have done better to use his hard-fought platform as a bully pulpit to educate the public about free-market themes instead of ap...
One of the hoariest dominant social themes or sub themes promoted by the power elite is that government can create jobs. It is possibly a sub theme because the dominant theme is simply that "government can do it all." In fact, the only things...
The City of Los Angeles is fast learning the laws of unintended consequences with regard to their idiotic boycott of Arizona; As expected, the city of Los Angeles showed just how committed it is to its boycott of Arizona. On a 13-0 vote, the LA City Council on Wednesday decided to exempt the city’s red-light [...]
The more arcane the language, the more opaque the actual stimulative occurrences, the less people understand. That's the point of course. The average person should know only that tremendous and substantive efforts are being made by extremely intell...
On the surface it seems shocking that a nation would sell off parts its physical environment because of public sector debts. But this has been going on for a long time in impoverished nations. First profligate nations are lent a lot of money by private...
In my last letter to you, I described what appears to be an effort on the part of the elitists in Washington to replace American voters with tens of millions of non–English speaking new citizens. Their pla...