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The heartlessness of Obamacare
Democrats and their media allies decry any Republican attempts to repeal and replace Obamacare as heartless.
If heartlessness is the issue to the Left, then they should lead the charge in replacing Obamacare. The Mercatus Center at George Mason University commissioned Hanover Research to survey companies to learn of the impact Obamacare disincentives had on job creation. The results were, to say the least, shocking…
Read MoreDonald Trump is either the stupidest or most brilliant president in history
By Tom Quiner Did you catch any of this news in the past 7 days? √ The unemployment rate hit its lowest point since 2001. √ Wages rose. √ The economy has added 594,000 jobs since Donald Trump took office. √ The construction industry added 11,000 last month. √ The Trump Interior Department reopened Alaska’s…
Read MoreA Nobel prizing winning economist comments on government
What’s the easiest way to ruin a country? Socialism.
“A Closet Capitalist Confesses”
By Tom Quiner Michael Novak died this week. He was a noted Catholic intellectual who evolved from a liberal to a conservative, even though he was a lifelong Democrat, with an especially marked conversion to the merits of capitalism. Regarding socialism, he wrote that it is: “the residue of Judeo-Christian faith, without religion. It is…
Read MoreFree enterprise has made America rich
Which of these makes most sense to you?
Requiem for ‘Hope and Change’
None of this matter to American liberalism, which is based on feelings not fact. Michelle Obama made this clear in her interview with Oprah Winfrey. Oprah asked if Michelle thought Barack produced the “hope” that is presidency was “all about.” Michelle said yes:
“Yes, I do. Because we FEEL the difference now … See, now we are FEELING what not having hope FEELS like, you know. Hope is necessary. It is a necessary concept . . . What do you give your kids if you can’t give them hope?” [Emphasis mine].
Feelings are what count, not facts.
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