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David Cameron resigns: Prime Minister announces he will step down after UK votes for Brexit

‘Leave’ wins: UK votes in historic Brexit referendum (Live Updates)

British EU referendum – Brexit WINS as Britain votes to leave European Union

Brexit: What next for Cameron & the United Kingdom?

Auxit, Frexit, Nexit… Could Brexit trigger domino effect in Europe & fuel more referendums?

Global stocks plunge as UK votes for Brexit

‘EU is failing, EU is dying’: Nigel Farage speech following Brexit vote

Scotland should ‘never leave EU’ – calls for new independence vote grow

It’s interesting that the car That Makes Sense – economically and functionally – gets almost no press while cars that don’t (like the Tesla and other electric cars) do. Elio Motors (company website here) had a near-production-ready car on display at the New York Auto Show last week. Company founder Paul Elio gave a presentation to reporters and took questions. Bet you didn’t hear a thing about it. This is downright Weird. You’d think the media would be champing at the bit to let the public know that there is a car on the verge of production (with 41,000 of … Continue reading →

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I have had a lot of people ask me in the past couple of years if buying a loaner car is a good idea.  We have seen many dealers recently ramp up their loaner fleets, and there are a number of reasons why. First, automakers have recalled millions of cars over the past couple of years, and they know to get people in to make those repairs, they must provide them with a loaner, especially if the recall is of the serious nature that can cause bodily harm.  The automakers cannot force a dealership to offer loan cars, so they … Continue reading →

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Entertainment doesn’t come much richer than elderly politicians fattened on our taxes and their own self-importance creakily collapsing to the floor of the House of Representatives. Oh, the awkwardness and obvious discomfort! And yet, viva la 1960s! Only tie-dye and love beads are missing as these Congressional cretins vie once again to repeal the Second Amendment without the bother of actually doing so. Supposedly, they’re literally “on the House floor with @repjohnlewis & Dems staging a sit-in to demand action on common-sense gun legislation,” as “Rep. John Yarmuth (@RepJohnYarmuth) June 22, 2016” put it in “social media’s” fractured syntax. I … Continue reading →

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The betting sites were wrong. The polls were wrong. The politicians were wrong. The last YouGov poll was 52 to 48 “remain” hours before the voting ceased. The vote went the other way: 52-48. The law of large numbers was wrong: polls and betting. So were the capital markets. The Dow was up 230 on June 23: 18,011. The S&P 500 was up 28: 2113. The pound was up 1%. Soon after the first numbers came in, the pound fell 4%. That is a huge drop. Then it fell another seven percent. Nigel Farage had conceded defeat before the voting … Continue reading →

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In response to the Orlando nightclub mass shooting, the U.S. House Democrats are making fools of themselves in their sit-in filibuster, as they display their childishness and ignorance on the gun control issue. Their purely emotional calls for more gun control and denying guns to people whose names are placed on a no-fly list or a terrorist watch list without due process are thoroughly lacking in rational thought. But I’m more disappointed in the news media who are covering the pro-gun control crowd’s emotional arguments, but not covering any actual intellectual, historical and empirical arguments against gun control. For example, … Continue reading →

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As a teenager, flip flops were a staple for me in the summer. I would go through a pair or two each season. But as I got older,  I stopped wearing flip flops. Why? Well, for starters, I realized that men have really ugly feet and that most people probably don’t want to see my ugly man toes all the time. Additionally, flip flops just became too casual and adolescent for my maturing style sensibilities. As I started to dress more “grown-up,” flip flops didn’t seem to fit in anymore. Now I only wear them when I’m going to the … Continue reading →

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