by Joshua Lipana | Oct 2, 2010 | WORLD
There are a lot of developing countries in the world who are looking for an answer to their woes, our country being one of them. The biggest question out there is “How do we become a 1st world country?” A great first step for us would be; lower taxes. Lower it as much... by Joshua Lipana | Oct 2, 2010 | Healthcare, POLITICS
Paul Hsieh, MD, is a co-founder of Freedom and Individual Rights in Medicine or FIRM, a project which promotes and educates Americans about free market health care reforms. He is also a practicing physician in the Denver, Colorado area. His writings have appeared in... by Michael Pento | Oct 1, 2010 | Investing
Billionaire David Tepper, one of the most successful hedge fund managers in the world, attracted much attention in a September 24th CNBC appearance by presenting such unrestrained optimism that even the normally buoyant network hosts were somewhat surprised. In a... by Harry Binswanger | Sep 30, 2010 | POLITICS
Take a step back and look what’s going on. Last year, Rick Santelli, a Chicago trader who does reports for CNBC did “The Rant Heard Round the World,” in which he said, among many good things: “I’m thinking of having a... by John Browne | Sep 27, 2010 | Investing
Over the last two weeks, seemingly good economic news offered some shreds of optimism to a stock market that was desperate for a pick-me-up. The week before last, the National Bureau of Economic Research declared that the US recession had ended back in June 2009.... by Sylvia Bokor | Sep 24, 2010 | POLITICS
Prohibition made it illegal for Americans to buy alcohol. It did not stop them from drinking.
by Ralph R. Reiland | Sep 23, 2010 | POLITICS
With 15 million workers unemployed and another 11 million underemployed, President Obama recently decided that the answer was to hit the road and throw some anti-rich red meat to some friendly stadium audiences. At a Labor Day rally in Milwaukee, Mr. Obama declared... by Michael Pento | Sep 20, 2010 | Investing
There is wide agreement among economists and the financial media that our lackluster economic performance stems from continued “deleveraging” among consumers and businesses. Although it is certainly true that after decades of overly speculative borrowing,... by Ralph R. Reiland | Sep 20, 2010 | Cuba & Castro, POLITICS
At least for a few moments last week, we had the strange spectacle of President Obama sounding more like a collectivist than Fidel Castro. With the federal payroll in the United States up by 200,000 positions and the private sector down by 7.8 million jobs since the...
