728 x 90

Blog 2 Columns Left Sidebar

  • Home
  •  
  • Blog 2 Columns Left Sidebar

Latest Posts

Top Authors

  • After AOC’s Toilet Hysteria, Real Abuse at the Border Is Ignored

    After AOC’s Toilet Hysteria, Real Abuse at the Border Is Ignored0

    The immigration problem today demands a serious debate about how to remedy the situation for the good of the country and its citizens. What we get instead are misleading images and scandalous, politically-motivated allegations. Not surprisingly, the problems continue to worsen.  The rhetoric boiled over recently when Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) visited a border detention

    READ MORE
  • Three Cures for a Society Obsessed With Offenses

    Three Cures for a Society Obsessed With Offenses0

    I’m a positive type of person. I like to smooth things over, to think the best of others. So it startled me to realize that, several months ago, I was doing the exact thing I prided myself on not doing: jumping to conclusions and thinking the worst of another person.    Unfortunately, many fall into

    READ MORE
  • Support for $15 Minimum Wage Plummets When Americans Are Told Its Economic Impact

    Support for $15 Minimum Wage Plummets When Americans Are Told Its Economic Impact0

    Minimum wage laws, I’ve noted, are popular with the public. This no doubt explains why House Democrats passed a bill Thursday that would raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. Yet the minimum wage’s apparent popularity might be political pyrite (fool’s gold). A newly published Business Insider survey found that support for the minimum wage wilts when Americans—both Republicans

    READ MORE
  • Brexit: Where Are We?

    Brexit: Where Are We?0

    The Future of Brexit By 2014, the UKIP was starting to compete with the Conservative Party’s voting base. To deal with this, David Cameron, the Prime Minister at that time, decided to hold a referendum on June 23rd, 2016. By doing this, Cameron hoped to demonstrate that the notion of Brexit was unpopular, hence destroying

    READ MORE
  • Living the Dream: One Way to Financial Happiness

    Living the Dream: One Way to Financial Happiness1

    Practice frugality. Work hard. Save and invest your money. For Americans, these practices were the stepping-stones to a better life for the last three centuries But are they still applicable? Can they lead to financial security and even wealth? The recent death of my mother-in-law Dorothy brought those questions to mind. Dorothy and her husband

    READ MORE
  • When Government Fails, Communities Take Care of Themselves

    When Government Fails, Communities Take Care of Themselves0

    People often assume that government welfare programs provide the resources and safety net that local communities cannot. But in the early- and mid-20th century, systemic racism often meant that African American communities were excluded from government welfare programs. In the face of this injustice, we see numerous examples of communities stepping up to take care

    READ MORE
© Copyright Intellectual Takeout 2024