MMT: A Political Movement without Serious Defenders
It has been over four years since Stephanie Kelton, the vocal professor and champion of Modern Monetary Theory, publicly challenged me to “find the hole” in L. Randall Wray’s argument for “chartalism” (the claim that money is largely a state invention).
The Flock Camera Backlash Is a Very Good Sign
In a year as chaotic, violent, and economically destructive as this one has been, it is interesting that, to many Americans, the great villain of 2026 is turning out to be a traffic camera.
Gold and Silver: Prospecting for Liberty: Mises Circle in New Mexico
The Seen and the Unseen Cost of a Government Grocery Discount
Three Things We can Do Now as the US Empire Ends
“The state has proven incapable of leading us wisely, and our growing recognition of that cold fact is amazingly liberating.”
Foreign holdings of US Treasuries fall in June, led by Japan, UK, China, data shows
Japan is largest holder, followed by the UK. China’s stash dropped 4% in June.