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RT | Following a strong backlash for conceding they reduced the processing speed of aging iPhones, Apple apologized to customers and lowered the price of the out-of-warranty battery replacements by $50.
Michael Snyder | When Donald Trump gets hit, he always hits back even harder.
Brandon Smith | Among liberty activists, there is a rather universal consensus on what ails our nation.
The Hill | “Without me, The New York Times will indeed be, not the failing New York Times, but the failed New York Times,”
Information Liberation | According to a new report from the Center for Immigration Studies, immigrants are flooding into America at the highest levels ever in US history.
Louder With Crowder | When Trump shimmied his way into office, the monies followed him.
Truth Revolt | Or better known as how to lose in 2018.
United Front Against Austerity|Tax Wall Street Party American System Network|Thursday, December 28, 2017 Impeachment and Removal Not Limited to Punishing Past Violations of Statutes, but Primarily Designed to Stop Present and Future Harm; Tru…
The Wall Street Journal is trying to match The Washington Post for anti-Trump investigative journalism. Consider this article: President Trump Spent Nearly One-Third of First Year in Office at Trump-Owned Properties. It is a screed on Trump’s time spent vacationing. It has a subhead: “Unlike his predecessors, president traveled frequently to places he owns but where others pay to stay.” That is because his predecessors did not own several billion dollars’ worth of prime vacation real estate. Would you rather stay at a Motel 6 or Mir-a-Lago if someone else was picking up the tab? To ask the question is to answer it. I, … Continue reading →
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[Editor’s note: This article has been updated with new information and for comprehensiveness since its original posting date.] Lots of people will be entering the finance office of a car dealership in the coming days, since we are here at the end of the month and year, also the busiest week of the year. The finance office can be a scary place for many people, but there really is nothing to fear if you take your time and pay attention. Many Buyers Like The Convenience Of Dealerships More people are using dealerships to finance these days due to aggressive incentives and very low … Continue reading →
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All the same we take our chances Laughed at by time Tricked by circumstances Plus ca change Plus c’est la meme chose The more that things change The more they stay the same – Circumstances, Rush The Libertarian Forum, edited by Murray N. Rothbard; February 15, 1970. In this issue, Rothbard discusses “The Task Ahead”; what comes next for this growing libertarian movement, on what issues should we focus, with whom should we ally? This forty-seven-year-old issue offers some good news and some bad news. The good news: the movement (if defined as the existence of several generally libertarian organizations) has grown significantly … Continue reading →
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That’s nothing new, of course. It began with our first issue in 1999, and has gotten more intense ever since. Just recently, the despicable NY Times, Washington Post, and National Review have vented their spleens once again. You’d think big, establishment organs like the two newspapers wouldn’t care. But they do. LRC drives them crazy (crazier?). They can’t stand the truth, especially as enunciated by Murray Rothbard and Rothbardians. Murray has more and more influence. Both NyTi and WaPo are notoriously close to the CIA. National Review was founded by CIA agent Bill Buckley, and all continue to fight for … Continue reading →
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The end of the year is full of goodies. I watched with glee the 128 to 9 vote at the United Nations condemning the Trump Administration decision to move the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem and was even more amused when the Associated Press and the New York Post tried to twist the story into a victory for the United States and Israel because the outcome might have been even more lopsided. CNN’s Jake Tapper, a vocal critic of Trump in nearly everything, also cheered the White House decision, demonstrating once again that loyalty to his tribe is more important to him than doing the right thing … Continue reading →
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As we’ve reported, the US government is spending money like a drunken sailor. But nobody really seems to care. Since Nov. 8, the US national debt has risen $1 trillion. Meanwhile, the Russell 2000 (a small-cap stock market index) has risen by 30%. Former Reagan budget director David Stockman said this makes no sense in a rational world, and he thinks the FY 2019 is going to sink the casino. In a rational world operating with honest financial markets those two results would not be found in even remotely the same zip code; and especially not in month #102 of a tired economic expansion and … Continue reading →
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In the early 1990s, Colombia was locked in a brutal drug war, led by Pablo Escobar, that saw homicide rates in Medellin surge over 8x in a matter of just a few years… …and it was that surging violence that first prompted Miguel Caballero to start his line of bulletproof clothing some 25 years ago. Now, as Racked points out today, with violent crime in Colombia back to levels not seen since at least the 70s, Caballero is looking to bring his bulletproof fashions to the United States where he’s hoping that growing fears of gun violence, combined with an eager American consumer that is … Continue reading →
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