by Dr Michael Hurd | Nov 16, 2010 | POLITICS
?Here are some additional arguments for Republicans seeking to not raise taxes: “The rich” are people too. Your rights don’t arbitrarily end at a certain income level. It’s bad enough that tax rates are higher for people who make more money.... by Dr Michael Hurd | Nov 14, 2010 | POLITICS
One of the dirty little secrets of Obama’s health “care” debacle is that Medicare reimbursement rates are set to go down for all health care providers effective December 1. This means that the medical professionals to whom you trust your health, and,... by Dr Michael Hurd | Nov 13, 2010 | POLITICS
Here are some additional arguments for Republicans seeking to not raise taxes: “The rich” are people too. Your rights don’t arbitrarily end at a certain income level. It’s bad enough that tax rates are higher for people who make more money.... by John Browne | Nov 13, 2010 | Investing
With our economy sagging and our international clout waning, one of the few assets upon which the United States can rely is the confidence that the rest of the world has traditionally showered upon us. That confidence is the reason why the US dollar was elevated to... by Alex Epstein | Nov 10, 2010 | Military
This Veterans Day, we must call for a stop to the sacrifice of our soldiers and condemn all those who demand it.
by Dr Michael Hurd | Nov 9, 2010 | POLITICS, Welfare
Of all the new faces in the new House of Representatives, the only one — so far — to not speak the Republican dialect of “Washingtonspeak” is Paul Ryan, of Wisconsin. Ryan has been in Congress for a decade, but he’s about to become a lot... by Peter Schiff | Nov 9, 2010 | Investing
As the world awaits another $600 billion flood from Bernanke’s printing press, central bank governors from Brasília to Tokyo are preparing to respond in kind. This is the monetary equivalent of a nuclear war, except instead of radiation, bombs of... by Peter Schiff | Nov 9, 2010 | Investing
?While it’s true that history repeats itself, the patterns should always be separated by a generation or two to keep things respectable. Unfortunately, in today’s economic world, it seems the cycle can be counted in months. On July 24, 2009, just as... by Michael Pento | Nov 8, 2010 | Investing
?It seems the Fed has given up on the idea that the country can build a viable and stable economy through the conventional means. Instead, our central bank has resorted to once again growing GDP and increasing employment by the creation of asset bubbles. This is a...
