
The world needs more of this kind of activism. It clearly defines the fight for liberty and shines a stark light on the inconsistencies which are often found in the traditional American “Right” and “Left.”

The world needs more of this kind of activism. It clearly defines the fight for liberty and shines a stark light on the inconsistencies which are often found in the traditional American “Right” and “Left.”

When it comes down to it, there are people who believe that taking money from the real economy, putting it through the sausage machine of government, and then spitting it back out into the real economy is smart, and there are those who know better.
I guess if Al Sharpton can have a “news” program on MSNBC, Hilary Rosen can have a column in the Washington Post.

Critics of crony capitalism are found on both the left and right. This creates a very interesting alliance. For example, left and right work together to audit the Fed. We can also audit each other’s ideas for factual accuracy.

In an article in the far right newspaper Washington Times, Sol Sanders has this advice for President Obama about how to create jobs: “Begin weekly meetings in closed session with a group of recognized private-sector leaders to brainstorm recovery strategy and tactics.”