A single political party gains control of a lockdown-battered country desperate for any and all forms of government spending. Direct payments, loan forgiveness, infrastructure, all of these and more are…
Continue readingThe “wait and see” economy is about to face its moment of truth, and one truth is the $1.8 trillion being passed out like candy is already spent…
Continue readingThe new $1.9 Trillion COVID relief effort may begin to push the US economy further into overdrive, and possibly pushing the…
Continue readingTime is short…
Continue readingHow do you get people to turn off Netflix, put down the cheese doodles, get up off of the couch and go find meaningful work? Here’s how…
Continue reading“…putting money in people’s pockets and saving jobs are already being met with opposition from those claiming we can’t afford it…”
Continue readingThere are two competing plans for handing out the free loot, and as it stands right now, some will get thousands while others get nothing…
Continue readingThe GOP has counter-offered Biden’s $1.9 trillion stimulus plan…
Continue readingBetting against America is a bad idea, even if the Biden Administration tries to…
Continue readingYou would think that most people should be grateful for an extra $600, but instead there was a tremendous amount of rage…
Continue readingIn the short term, gold & silver remain under pressure from a paper futures perspective. The dreaded lower low remains on the table for…
Continue readingThe incoming Biden Administration is set to unveil its first fiscal spending plan, which appears to carry a price tag of…
Continue readingAs the pace of government spending increases, a situation could emerge in which the…
Continue readingAfter four years of a Republican-dominated government, it’s now the Democrats’ turn to step firmly on the spending and debt gas pedal…
Continue readingWe must also remember that mainstream bodies are almost entirely populated by Keynesian economists, and there is a tendency to…
Continue readingDemocrats bribe Georgia voters with cash…
Continue readingIt’s a file. You click “send”. Yet the Federal government can’t even do that correctly…?!?
Continue reading$2,000 would have kept Americans, left without income from the Democrats’ lockdowns, in their homes for another month by paying the mortgage or the rent. $600 might pay…
Continue readingThe stimulus bill was both paltry, below $1 trillion, which is chump change in today’s hyperinflationary world, and hard to cobble together. The next one…
Continue readingOn December 30th, Senators voted 80 to 12 NOT to increase the Covid-19 relief one-time payments from $600 per qualifying person, to $2,000. The same…
Continue reading