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Broadcast veteran and former Congressman Jason Lewis' inside analysis on the Constitution, Economics and History. If you don’t understand those, you don’t understand politics.
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What, Me Worry? (opens the original)
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To paraphrase Orwell, there are some ideas so foolish that only politicians could believe them.1 Things like a nuclear first-strike and a cocksure belief that ‘artificial intelligence’ (AI) will make us all rich without working.Lucky us. Oh, the parties may quibble around the edges of marginal income tax rates, but one thing they all agree on is the importance of American hegemony around the globe. Even if it takes a $40 trillion national debt to keep it.<a class="footnote-anchor" href="#footnot
Crowdfunding, Film & the Future (opens the original)
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The other day I had the opportunity to sit down with one-half of the founding brother and sister team of the popular crowdsourcing site, GiveSendGo.com. It has distinguished itself from many others not only with its success, but with its refreshing and unabashed faith-based themes. But now this very effective crowdfunding platform is branching out into independent filmmaking. And once completed, it’ll be a place where filmmakers can do it all—fundraise, distribute and show their project. No wond
Falling Down (opens the original)
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There is no ‘official’ definition of what constitutes the ‘middle class.’ But a widely accepted view is roughly those households whose annual income is about two-thirds to double the national median income, adjusted for family size and local cost of living.1Fifty years ago, households like these totaled 62% of the nation’s income; half-century later it is 42%.2 Just as telling, the ‘middle class&#
Does Anyone Really Know What Time It Is? (opens the original)
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With apologies to Chicago, things must be quite good for members of Congress these days. After all, finding the time to tackle such pressing issues as Daylight Savings Time (DST) can only mean there aren’t too many other things to worry about. Would that it were true. The cost of living, a $40 trillion national debt, endless war, murderers as idols, gender ‘fluidity,’ woke gone wild…nope, nothing to see here. Guess there’s only one thing worse than a ‘do-nothing’ Congress, and that’s one with to
Rebound (opens the original)
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The specter of two former NBA stars announcing their entrance in the 2027 WNBA draft is, at first blush, exhilarating.1 Just imagine the numbers Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White would put up for Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve as she straddles the bench in her Trans Kids Belong t-shirt.2Absolutely trailblazing for the gender-fluidity movement. Really…smacks of Selma, doesn’t it? I mean, what’s not to like? As Enes so bravely
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