U.S. Debt Reaches $34 Trillion
Total public debt reached $34,001,493,655,565.48 at the end of 2023, with over $2.5 trillion added since the end of 2022.
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The Fed’s Bank Term Lending Program Probably Won’t Ever Go Away
The Fed keeps pushing easy money to banks. Why? Because 14 percent of all commercial real estate bank loans are under water, with 44 percent of loans collateralized by office properties having negative equity.
Against Michelle Wu’s Anti-Market Real Estate Proposal
“If Chairman Wu were in power when Henry Ford was ruining the blacksmith, horse training and saddle making industries, she would have t
A Few Observations on 33 Years of Federal Disability Policy
Employment of disabled persons actually declined during Obama’s campaign for disabled persons workplace rights. Why?
The “Affirmative Action” Hoax
Most discussions of affirmative action center on whether it is legal.
A New Year’s Resolution Worth Keeping
In the closing days of 2023, the Biden Administration once again announced a large military aid package for Ukraine, this time a “mere” quarter of
Coach Fino Denounces Denver Public Schools
Not many teachers would admit they had taught eight or nine murderers and a number of criminals in over four decades on the job.
Ending 2023 on a High Note
What’s in store for 2024? Will the Fed cut rates? If so, will it be because everything is awesome and the fabled soft landing has been achieved?
Texas Bullion Depository Five Years On
The depository accepts deposits of physical gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium from US citizens and residents. It is encouraging to see precious metal ownership and storage growing as fiat money creation surges ever higher.
