MAGA – Argentina Style By Roger Kimball Commentary So, Javier Milei was elected president of that troubled South American country on Nov. 19. That couldn’t happen. Everyone who was anyone knew that the expletive-spewing, chainsaw-wielding “anarcho-capitalist” couldn’t possibly win the presidency. The 53-year-old economist (he had been a chief economist for Argentina’s airport system) and talking head was […]
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Quantitative Easing: The Tab On American Taxpayers A “New York Sun” Editorial It looks like someone will be on the hook for a shortfall of $1.6 trillion, and I bet you can’t guess who that will be. After the binge comes the tab: $1.6 trillion. That’s the hit American taxpayers face as a result of
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Tucker was open and relaxed, and Brand was a generous host, making sure that he had the time he needed to make his points. A few of the key takeaways are provided below, but you should listen to the interview yourself, even if it is to only hear Tucker’s voice again. The interview starts at
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Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE On June 15, 2023, podcast host Joe Rogan interviewed Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is currently running as a Democratic presidential candidate In 2005, Kennedy started suing coal-burning power plants and cement kilns for releasing mercury into waterways. He also pushed legislation to protect children against mercury and
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Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE The World Health Organization and their “One Health” approach are coming for the world’s food systems, aiming to meld them with health and medical fields The outcome will be food tokens, medically tailored meals, and prescription food programs that dictate what you eat Part of this is a
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