What do your college or highschool age kids read? How do we save them from radical influences at school or from their friends? What can we give them when they believe Bernie Sanders or get confused from “Progressive” theorists like John Maynard Keynes? Reading Economic Clarity or Political Confusion can help bring them back to […]
When Bernie Sanders says he’ll create 20,000 new green energy jobs w/the Green Raw Deal & replace energy sector ones, what he means, is he’ll outlaw & destroy businesses that create jobs & implement a “command economy (govt owning the means of production).” Marxism! He’ll rob us of our dreams & how we efficiently produce […]
How do we win the debate? How can we elect principled conservatives to counter crazy leftist ideas and stop crazy government deficit spending? IT’S OFTEN DELICATE talking to friends, neighbors, and family members who profoundly disagree with you–especially those staunchly politically opposed or of very different personal values—yet the debt we’re leaving, and our societal […]
Conservatives espouse entrepreneurship. We know as Jean-Baptiste Say wrote in his “Treatise on Political Economy,” that, “excessive taxes are a form of suicide.” Keynesian “economics” is anathema to free enterprise. Congress spending a trillion dollars more annually than we receive as our national debt reaches twenty-three trillion is unnecessary and extremely dangerous. Why do we […]
Do our schools teach this: “Among those who turned against slavery in the 18th century were George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry, and other American leaders.” ~Thomas Sowell What did our founders, specifically Thomas Jefferson believe about slavery when he wrote the Declaration of Independence? From: Economic Clarity or Political Confusion Ch 17 “Steps of […]
How do we defend our values and win the political argument? Good policies can’t win with a malleable electorate where false ideas prevail for votes. “The most fundamental fact about the ideas of the political left is that they do not work. Therefore we should not be surprised to find the left concentrated in institutions […]