2. Karen Kataline: Did Trump Just Defend or Offend Jewish People?
3. Matthew Vadum: Question to Cummings - Where Did the Billions in Missing Federal Money Go?
4. Sally Pipes: A President Harris Would Mean Good-bye to Private Insurance
5. Lowell Ponte: Trump and the Greenland New Deal
Why We Need Baldwin-Hawley Currency Reform Now
By Jeff Ferry
In his recent article, "How Not to Restore American
Industry," David P. Goldman criticizes the Baldwin-Hawley bill,
also known as the Competitive Dollar for Jobs and Prosperity Act, which was
introduced into the Senate earlier this month. The bill would
provide the Federal Reserve Bank with a third mandate, achieving and
maintaining a current account balance (trade balance) through exchange rate
management. Goldman’s article is thoughtful and entertaining, yet he misses
several crucial points about how the modern global economy operates, and this
leads him to overlook the importance of currency. It is also notable that
Goldman is a columnist for Asia Times, a newspaper based in Hong Kong which has
managed its exchange rate for decades. [more...]
Did Trump Just Defend or Offend Jewish People?
By Karen Kataline
The latest faux outrage in a news cycle which is getting tougher
and tougher to keep up with, concerns President Trump’s re-tweet of a comment
reportedly by Wayne Allyn Root, proclaiming Trump as “King of the Jews” and (I
still can’t find this one) “the Second Coming of God.” The secular media
propagandists love to spin things like this particularly when they think it
will offend Christians who are their primary target. Sadly, American Jews
who support Trump are a minority within an already tiny minority. I believe
that it is virtually impossible to deny that President Trump has been a
spectacular President for Israel and the Jewish People and frankly, for all
groups that the Left has come to think of as their own personal mascots. Those
who still deny this are certainly more focused on that river in Egypt. [more...]
Question to Cummings - Where Did the Billions in Missing Federal
Money Go?
By Matthew Vadum
President Trump went after purported congressional watchdog
Elijah Cummings recently, slamming the Democrat congressman for failing to
improve his troubled Baltimore, Maryland, district despite the inflow of
billions of dollars in federal aid during and in the years leading up to
Trump’s administration. “Baltimore’s numbers are the worst in the United
States on crime and the economy. Billions of dollars have been pumped in over
the years, but to no avail,” the president wrote on Twitter July 29. “The money
was stolen or wasted. Ask Elijah Cummings where it went. He should investigate
himself with his Oversight Committee! Baltimore, under the leadership of Elijah
Cummings, has the worst crime statistics in the nation. 25 years of all talk,
no action! So tired of listening to the same old bull... Next, Reverend Al will
show up to complain and protest. Nothing will get done for the people in need.
Sad!” [more...]
A President Harris Would Mean Good-bye to Private Insurance
By Sally Pipes, President & CEO of the Pacific
Research Institute
Since announcing her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for
president, Senator Kamala Harris hasn't been able to make up her mind about
whether she wants to eliminate private health insurance. At a CNN town hall in
January, she voiced support for nixing private insurance, stating, "Let's
eliminate all of that. Let's move on." Then, in May, she said she was
misunderstood and pushed for supplemental private coverage. A few weeks later,
during the first set of Democratic presidential debates, Harris raised her hand
when the moderators asked who on the stage would eliminate private insurance.
Hours later, she said she misheard the question, and reversed course. Now, she
claims to have a plan that will supposedly provide health coverage for everyone
while "preserving a role" for private insurers. Don't believe it.
Harris is bent on killing off private insurance and pushing all Americans into
a one-size-fits-all, government-run health plan - at an annual cost of
trillions of taxpayer dollars. [more...]
Trump and the Greenland New Deal
By Lowell Ponte
President Trump said he canceled his trip to Denmark after a
“nasty” comment by the country’s prime minister about the U.S. president’s
interest in buying Greenland, which is the world's largest island, 80 percent
of which is covered with ice. Does he know that in year 986 the Viking Erik the
Red began selling Greenland to settlers by claiming it was green and offered
them rich farmland? Just as with Rep. Ocasio-Cortez, the label "green"
has been used to fool people. The Little Ice Age in the North Atlantic destroyed
Viking settlements in Greenland. We appear to be at a similar point in a climate
cycle, with another brief once-in-a-thousand-years period of warming that began
in 1850 now about to end. The island is rich in mineral wealth, but if
its ice melted, this could raise global sea levels by 23 feet and submerge Miami.
[more...]
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