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The Cry from the Left: Trump Delenda Est

The Cry from the Left: Trump Delenda Est

by | Apr 22, 2017 | All Featured Articles, Guest Contributors, Politics, Trump Administration

How to explain this seeming departure from the normal American pattern of accepting the electoral facts, and then continuing the fight in the various constitutional and other forums the system provides? Why is it so different this time? Why are presidential tax returns more important than an eyeball to eyeball confrontation in Northeast Asia? Why must we place the travel and residential preferences of non-US citizens over the security of Americans? Why must non-leftists be barred from the Supreme Court?

Trump Executive Order Drives Effort To Hire And Buy American

Trump Executive Order Drives Effort To Hire And Buy American

by | Apr 21, 2017 | Economic Affairs News

Instead of creating new rules, the order merely directs agencies to look for ways to promote both goals. The Buy American Act is already on the books and the law of the land. It was passed all the way back in 1933 and has never been repealed or overturned. However, a mountain of waivers, carve-outs, and simple lack of enforcement have long since crushed the spirit of this law. President Trump is looking to breathe new life into this eighty-four-year-old law.

Is Conservatarianism The Future Of The GOP? Part 2: Foreign Policy

Is Conservatarianism The Future Of The GOP? Part 2: Foreign Policy

by | Apr 20, 2017 | Politics

This is the second of a three-part series on Conservatarianism, the blending of conservative and libertarian ideologies within the new Republican party. In the first part, Charles C.W. Cooke of National Review, author of The Conservatarian Manifesto, discussed the areas of agreement between the two sides. This section examines their major differences on the US role in the world.

Is Cash Still King? IMF Looks To De-Cash

Is Cash Still King? IMF Looks To De-Cash

by | Apr 17, 2017 | Economic Affairs News, Politics

A senior economist at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has published a working paper entitled “The Macroeconomics of De-Cashing.” In his twenty-six-page paper, Alexei Kireyev outlines what governments need to do to establish a cashless society and why it helps states to adopt such a world. This is essentially the blueprint for the war on cash, a battle that has certainly escalated in the last two years.

Did Americans Elect A Family To The Presidency?

Did Americans Elect A Family To The Presidency?

by | Apr 13, 2017 | Politics, Trump Administration

Jared Kushner is a man who, thus far, has avoided the limelight but – at some point – he will have to take responsibility for failures, or successes, in the policy areas now under his influence. The rise or fall of his fortunes as a close confidante of the president will tell us all we need to know about how Donald Trump will square America’s interests with his loyalty to family.

The Silent Majority in Europe

The Silent Majority in Europe

by | Apr 12, 2017 | International

For several decades, cultural Marxism has been completely dominating the public discourse. Until very recently, it would have been impossible for anyone to express views against multiculturalism without being branded a racist or right wing extremist.