Farce in NYC
President Trump and Alina Habba, Trump’s lawyer, speak to the media following another day of nonsense testimony in the New York civil case against Donald Trump.
President Trump and Alina Habba, Trump’s lawyer, speak to the media following another day of nonsense testimony in the New York civil case against Donald Trump.
Biden is going to Israel today. The agenda here is transparently obvious.
Karl Denninger was the founder and CEO of MCSNet. He later sold the company to Winstar Communications. Denninger is a founding contributor to the finance blog market-ticker.org, and has used the internet to bring attention to his concerns with the financial system. Denninger was also one of the early members of the Tea Party movement, sometimes referred to as a founder.
Denninger is gifted at processing mountains of statistical data and being able to present his findings in an understandable manner. He does not pretend. Denninger does not ignore data he does not like.
Denninger did an outstanding job with COVID data. While I do not always subscribe to his ideas for fixing things, his analyses are thought provoking.
Karl Denninger believes we are headed to very bad economic times and he pulls no punches in telling everyone why.
Another interview with Caroline Glick. Glick is a stable, non-pretending voice of pragmatic deliberation as the Israeli response to the Hamas attack continues. Glick does not pretend that there is some aspect of the current situation where an accommodation with Hamas is possible.
A government shutdown is looming with October 1 as the deadline.
Democrats are attacking the Republicans over it. How dare any of the Republicans not want to continue the rampant spending we’ve seen from the Democrats and the Biden team? That same spending has helped fuel the inflation that everyone is suffering from now.
Matt Gaetz:
“We are devaluing American money so rapidly that in America today, you can’t even bribe Democrat Senators with cash alone! You need to bring gold bars to get the job done, just so that the bribes hold value!” Gaetz declared. ...
I have a friend who has been extolling the virtues of Matt Gaetz, a House congressman from Florida. On Sunday, I had a chance to witness Matt in action as he battled Maria Bartiromo over the spending crisis in Washington. Before I delve into that let’s be reminded that, as the government funding crisis comes to a head, the media will paint any Republican who is opposed to unlimited spending as an extremist who is trying to destroy the country. Such a person will be depicted as attempting to undermine the foundations of democracy and would be literally trying to kill people by standing up for a budget.
It seems like only yesterday that we were talking about the government taking over other sections of the economy now that the New Mexico governor went full Hitler last Friday. One area that was mentioned was food. Now the mayor of Chicago wants to open city-owned grocery stores. What could possibly go wrong?
Recently I had the opportunity to listen to an interview that was done a year ago with the ultra-leftist Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg. This interview is remarkable. Buttigieg is interviewed on the smorgasbord of policies that the people behind the curtain propose to solve the inflation problem. In this eight-minute segment Buttigieg reveals that the administration plans are to take over much of the economy.
Canadian Rapper Dax has released a powerful remix of Oliver Anthony’s hit “Rich Men North of Richmond”. While one may not be into rap, this work by Dax merges song and rap in a way that promotes the message that Oliver Anthony is getting out. This is an amazing song by an artist I never heard of.
This kind of effort helps to open people’s eyes and realize how great this country. It counteracts the relentless push by the Marxists to denigrate and diminish America.
It is September 2023. Our government is funded through the end of the month. The Republican rebels have made it clear that they are opposed to the practice of unlimited funding of the government with no practical way of paying for it. Changes wrought during the battle for the speakership state that there will be specific appropriations bills as had been done prior to 2008. No longer will there be an omnibus bill of thousands of pages that serve as graft for the evil people who feed at the public trough.