Category Archives: Economics

McCarthy Caves

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Did Kevin McCarthy just cave into the Deep State with the deal that supposedly he brokered?  Whose pockets are getting filled with this latest boondoggle?  How much money is going to wind up in the coffers of the RNC to be used to try to stop PDJT from being the nominee?  Who else in Washington will benefit financially from this so-called deal?

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Highlights and Lowlights

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appears to be trying to re-write history by saying he never forced anyone to get vaccinated.

Not forcing anyone?  So, the Freedom Convoy that descended on Ottawa was there for what reason?  People’s access to their life savings was taken away for what reason?  People were threatened with the loss of custody of their children why?

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Progressive Policy Outcomes

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Progressive policies continue to destroy businesses in our urban centers.  As district attorneys release violent criminals back onto the streets, they are turning our cities into cesspools of crime.  This is causing major businesses to evaluate their business prospects within such locales.

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McDonalds To Layoff

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McDonald’s is temporarily shutting its US offices this week as it prepares for corporate layoffs.  McDonald’s corporate employees were asked to work from home Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday as it makes announcements related to staffing and company restructuring.  McDonalds employs some 150,000 people globally.  This does not include employees of any franchisee.

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Biden Killed SVB

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The current blame game going on about the SVB collapse is a diversion.  The media has jumped on board to provide a smokescreen so that the public will not see then obvious culprits here.  We are hearing about Trump, greed by the companies involved, bad law, lax regulators, etc.  None of this comes close to hitting the target.  Biden and his handlers are to blame.

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Highlights & Lowlights

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Silicon Valley Bank was closed by bank regulators on Friday.  In an unusual move the closure took place during the business day and not after the markets had closed.  Its failure was the second largest in US history and the largest since the financial crisis of 2008.  On Sunday Signature Bank was closed as well.

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Neil Oliver on Rationing

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As we recently saw last week, the UK is rationing tomatoes among other fresh vegetables.  Perishables like tomatoes, potatoes, cucumbers, cauliflower, peppers and broccoli have been restricted to just two or three per customer in many stores.

In his weekly monologue Neil Oliver takes this issue and overlays the surplus of lies that has created it.  Neil Oliver generally has exceptional insight and points out what should be obvious.

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Sabotage?

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In just one day, massive fires broke out at three different facilities, two in Mexico and one in the United States that are controlled by the state-owned Mexican oil company, Pemex.

The fires broke out at the Pemex crude oil storage facility in Veracruz, Mexico, in Maya unit (285,000-barrel-a-day) Minatitlan refinery in Veracruz, and in Deer Creek, Texas.

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Bits & Pieces

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The tone-deaf, and hateful Joy Behar blames the people in East Palestine for the disaster that has befallen them because they voted for Trump.  The 2020 election saw 70% of the voters in that county voting for PDJT.

There is no understanding here other than it must be Trump’s fault.  That is what this show is all about.  None of these people have even deigned to look at the NTSB report.


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