2. Karen Tiber Leland: How
to Decide Whether to Self-Publish Your Book or Not
3. Daniel Greenfield: From Steele to Mueller, the Cost of Overturning
the 2016 Election
4. Bruce Thornton: Free Speech and
Censorship
5. Michelle
Seiler-Tucker:
Mark Zuckerberg Exposed
China Treats U.S. Like a
Colony... Luckily Trump is Fighting Back
By
Michael
Stumo, CEO of the Coalition for a Prosperous America
The
president understated his case. Yes, we have a big global trade deficit, it has
cost millions of jobs, and China’s share is by far the largest with any
country. Yes, China’s brazen technology theft is jaw-dropping. But the bigger
story may be that we are already a natural resource colony for China as well as
a quaint tourist destination. A short economic history of imperialism is in
order. [more...]
How
to Decide Whether to Self-Publish Your Book or Not
At least once a week, some highly motivated CEO,
C-suite executive, coach, or entrepreneur calls me up and
asks, "Should I self-publish my business book?"
Unfortunately, there's no one right answer to that question. To begin
with, it's critical to understand the current landscape of publishing options.
In today's publishing world, there are three main options to get your book from
brain to bookshelf: Traditional, Self-publishing,
and Hybrid
publishing. [more...]
From Steele to Mueller,
the Cost of Overturning the 2016 Election
The
raids of Michael Cohen’s hotel room, home and office are just this week’s
Watergate. Political operatives have now seized privileged communications
between the President of the United States and his lawyer. Despite fairytales
about a clean process, these communications will be harvested by the
counterparts of Peter Strzok, who unlike him are still on the case at the FBI;
some of it will appear in the Washington Post and the New
York Times, and some will be passed along to other political allies. That’s
what happened at every juncture of Watergate 2.0. And it only follows that it
will happen again. [more...]
Free Speech and
Censorship
In these contentious times, various forms of censorship or
discouragement of free speech are continually being fiercely debated. National
Review Online writer Kevin Williamson, hired by the Atlantic for
his scorched-earth attacks on Donald Trump, was fired after one column because
of his scorched-earth attacks on women who’ve had abortions. Fox News
commentator Laura Ingraham’s show has been boycotted by nearly 20 corporate
advertisers because of her tweet mildly tweaking David Hogg about his failure to
get into some universities. Hogg, of course, is the 17-year-old survivor of the
recent mass shooting at a Florida high school who has become a petulant catspaw
for the anti-gun lobby. Meanwhile, revelations of private data being sold or
left vulnerable by Facebook, and the continuing censorship of political views
by that platform along with YouTube and Google, have heated up calls for
subjecting social media to government regulations. [more...]
Mark Zuckerberg Exposed
While
Mark Zuckerberg takes full responsibility for the mistakes he made, stating,
“It was my mistake and I’m sorry. I started Facebook, I run it, and I’m
responsible for what happens here. It’s clear now that we didn’t do enough to
prevent these tools from being used for harm. That goes for fake news, foreign
interference in elections, and hate speech, as well as developers and data
privacy,” there is absolutely no excuse as the executive of this company for
letting this type of breach to happen. When it comes to doing business with
anybody, you can NEVER take somebody at their word; take action and cover all
of your bases to prevent harm from being done in the first place. [more...]
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