Merely a small part of the larger article on free markets by one of my economic heroes, Walter Williams: The market is a friend in another unappreciated way. In poor black neighborhoods, one might see some nice clothing, some nice food, some nice cars but no nice schools. Why not at least some nice...
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The tea parties have been just a start. They have awakened the patriots in all of us, and certainly sparked a few ventures with customized shirts, hats, bumper stickers. In fact, even the bus companies, which had seen a downturn in trip reservations for charters in 2008 have had a little life breathed back...
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Its no wonder John Conyers hasn’t read a bill he has signed in the many years he has “served” his constituency. (feel free to see in his own words) They are just far too complicated for a “casual” glance and understanding, requiring the assistance of a team of lawyers, and the mail room clerks...
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Yesterday I touched on a little history, and a small part of what Iaccoca did to turn Chrysler around in the early 80s. This time the stakes are so much higher than Chrysler and Michigan alone, and there must be a solid determination of the powers-that-be (in this case the US Congress) to identify...
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