Not for you if you dislike honest, factual reporting. mrossol 3/13/2021 WSJ by Homan W Jenkins
Archive for the ‘Economics’ Category
Counting the dead- covid
March 14 | Posted by mrossol | Coronavirus, Democrat Party, Economics, JenkinsThe subsidies keep coming!
February 24 | Posted by mrossol | Debt, Democrat Party, Economics, ObamaCare, Party PoliticsDon’t expect anything that looks intelligent for a few years yet… mrossol The WSJ. 2/24/2021 We’ve been telling readers about the progressive policy priorities hitching a ride on Congress’s “Covid relief” bill. That includes shoveling billions into the Affordable Care Act, with the goal of making government insurance a middle-class entitlement on the way to Medicare for All.
A Sensible and Compassionate Anti-COVID Strategy – Imprimis
November 25 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Big Govt, Coronavirus, EconomicsAll the talk about “science is science”, but a declaration signed by over 43,000 scientists and health officials world-wide, is ignored? (See a list of co-signers, etc.—online at www.gbdeclaration.org.) This is a very short, very informative article and should be read by all decision makers. mrossol. Source: A Sensible and Compassionate Anti-COVID Strategy – Imprimis
MY PERSPECTIVE ON THE CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS
August 18 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Economics, The Left, US Constitution, Western CivilizationThis is a work-in-progress. It will be my attempt to outline my thinking on the current state of America and to a lesser extent, the rest of the western world, and then . . . Verifiable, objective truthThere is objective good and evil, badMan is inclined to evil, wrongRacism is primarily a function of the human heart.The Constitution... Read more
Welcome to the ‘Hotel Seattle’
June 23 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Business, Economics, Losing Freedom, Politically correct, Ruling Class, Tax Issues, The LeftAnd you were thinking about moving west… WSJ 6/22/2020 Seattle’s City Council prides itself on being an early adopter of new business mandates. Seattle was the first major U.S. city to adopt a $15 minimum wage and one of the first to require businesses to provide paid sick leave. The City Council achieved another first last week, when it unanimously enacted an... Read more
Do Lockdowns Save Many Lives? In Most Places, the Data Say No – WSJ
April 29 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Coronavirus, Economics


