HeyJaredKen Buck
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The Socialist Indoctrination Machine: Schools Are Teaching Young People to Embrace Big Government, Hate Capitalism (opens the original)
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A recent headline from a well-respected news outlet caught my attention: “Could socialism make America happy again?” Surely, the article must be satirical, I thought. Who in their right mind would believe that the most oppressive form of government, responsible for hundreds of millions of deaths, horrific living conditions, and the elimination of personal freedoms, would make anyone “happier”? It wasn’t a joke. Nor are the slew of articles these days proclaiming that “Socialism’s moment is here”
The National Debt Is a National Security Problem (opens the original)
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Last week our country commemorated the 25th anniversary since the 9/11 terrorist attacks. It was a solemn reminder of the real, persistent threat from adversaries who hate America and the freedoms she stands for. We owe an immeasurable debt of gratitude to the brave men and women who proudly serve our country in uniform—military members, law enforcement and first responders. Protecting the United States and its citizens is the federal government’s chief responsibility. The preamble to the U.S. C
We Are Not in a Recession. So Why Are We Borrowing Like It? (opens the original)
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Despite a lot of talk about fiscal responsibility, lawmakers in Washington are continuing to run up the tab on America’s already maxed-out credit card. The U.S. annual deficit—the difference between the revenue that the federal government collects and what it spends each year—reached $1.8 trillion through the first 10 months of the current fiscal year. With two months still left to go, this year’s deficit will exceed $2 trillion. In non-pandemic years, the U.S. deficit has never surpassed $1.8 t
The $40 Trillion Alarm Bell: Record National Debt Can’t Be Ignored (opens the original)
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The U.S. national debt crossed another grim milestone this month, surpassing $40 trillion for the first time ever. That’s more than double the amount owed in 2017, and worse still, on the current trajectory, that fiscal hole is expected to grow to $64 trillion within the next decade. As a country, we are accumulating debt faster than ever. Since 2020, the United States has added $1 trillion of debt every five months, more than twice the rate over the past quarter-century. By comparison, in the 2
The real threat to young Americans’ jobs isn’t AI, it’s the national debt (opens the original)
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The rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence and supercomputing technologies has many Americans worried about the future of their careers. In a survey last month, more than half of U.S. workers expressed concern that AI could take their job or the job of a family member. Another survey in December found that almost 60% of young people believe AI poses a threat to their job prospects. Americans are not naive. They realize that fast-evolving technologies will disrupt how we do business, just
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