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Category Archives: Politics
Trouble to Come?
Yesterday, the Fed announced a 25 basis point reduction in the Federal Funds rate target. In the event, the S&P 500 sold off about 3%, while market interest rates spiked upward. Two-year Treasury notes ratcheted up about 12 basis points … Continue reading
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Violence in America etc
Back from Australia where we have been on tour with Road Scholar since November 4, 2024. And a lot has happened since then. A real lot. Some examples: Donald Trump was unambiguously elected president on November 5. In addition to … Continue reading
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Fascism etc.
It is a time honored quadrennial. In the weeks leading up to the vote for the US Presidency, there is the traditional rending of garments over the mere possibility that a Republican will win the race. At which point Democratic … Continue reading
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You Can’t Feign Surprise
A Tim Walz appointee speaks. Link Below. https://x.com/nickineily/status/1839302520310571174 JFB
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An Election Mired in Trivia
With the election just over 2 weeks away we are approaching peak hysteria. Each candidate claims that if the other candidate gets elected the world will come to an immediate grinding halt etc. etc. Plus both sides have their legal … Continue reading
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Government Censorship
Next time you hear about threats tp democracy, remember this video. JFB
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The Horse Race
I write this not as a partisan. Actually I have no use for either ticket, or for that matter, any of the players that constitute said tickets. I suppose that makes me a quadruple hater in that I can’t stand … Continue reading
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The Word Salad Queen Speaks
The Battle of the Idiots continues. In it, Kamala Harris has her second sit down interview with a reporter since she secured the Democratic nomination. It is, on Kamala Harris’s part, a cliché fest. A truly cringeworthy event. See below.
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Donald Trump—Loser
Hands down, in Philadelphia’s presidential debate sponsored by ABC News, former President Donald Trump emerged as the clear loser. Serves him right. As usual he lied throughout the event, fell into the numerous traps Harris laid out for him, failed … Continue reading