The Trojan Horse of “Climate Change Catastrophe”
The rhetoric for a “climate change catastrophe” has been around for decades. When warming didn’t happen, the rhetoric changed to threats of freezing, which morphed back to warming.
When Reason is Out, Violence is In
What explains today’s bi-partisan violence? When reason is out, persuasion and peaceful assembly-protest also are out. What remains is emotionalism – and violence.
Will Trumpism Survive Trump Leaving Office or Getting Impeached?
I fear the answer is “Yes” based on the faith of his followers.
Witnessing Lithuania’s 1991 Fight for Freedom from Soviet Power
We should remember and appreciate episodes in history like those in Lithuania in January 1991, in which a people oppressed by socialist tyranny said, “No,” and insisted upon regaining their freedom.
Currency Competition May Save the Economy or Even Much More
It should never be illegal to do honest business in America, even if that means a transaction isn’t denominated in U.S. dollars.
Twitter Permanently Bans Trump
Why Do Hillary Clinton, Jimmy Carter, Harry Reid Get a Pass?
The GOP Should Divorce Trump from the Republican Party
Republicans have to consign Donald Trump to a state of ignominy. There is no other hope if the Republican Party is to stand as an ideological counterweight to the statism of the left.
Is Truth Irrelevant?
Who cares about facts anymore, in this age of indoctrination?
Who is Carl Menger?
There are few works in the history of economics that may be truly considered “revolutionary” and “path-breaking,” in its starting premises, its logic, and its implications. But one that is in this category is Carl Menger’s Grundsätze der Volkswirtschaftsliche, his Principles of Economics in its English translation, which marks this year the 150th anniversary of its publication in 1871.
