Back in June 2020, leaders of various platforms met at the World Economic Forum. Out of the meeting, the idea of a “Great Reset” of the worlds economy came to fruition.
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2019 NFL Playoffs: How Much Do The Players Get Paid?
The NFL playoffs begin this weekend. Players contracts are set up to pay throughout the season for the sixteen games that are played. Continue reading →
The Coming Tax Hike Bomb State Governments Will Need To Implement
State governments are now facing serious upcoming spending deficits from the expansion of Medicaid via Obamacare. Continue reading →
It’s OK To Disagree On Politics
As I sift through the write ups and social media posts about the coming mid term 2018 election, I cannot help but grit my teeth at the Continue reading →
State Of Indiana Unfunded Pension Debt Continues Rise While State Legislators Ignore
Over two years ago, this blog site was one of the first in the state to highlight the new accounting rules showing the State of Indiana had hidden its unfunded pension debt Continue reading →
REPORT: Government Owns Too Much Land That Could Be Developed
Local, state and federal government sits on an enormous amount of land that the private sector could make better use of. Continue reading →
Indiana Poverty Is NOT Increasing
Friday, a reader of mine sent me a link from the Indianapolis Star who is reporting poverty in Indiana is increasing. Continue reading →
State & Local Governments Are Hiding $645 Billion Of Pension Debt
These soon to be taxpayer liabilities are connected to the already existing $1 trillion in pension shortfalls state & local governments have
Two Bottles Of Whiskey Go For $2 Million At Auction
Big money chases some old whiskey at an auction last week.
Attention Readers: Taking Some Time Off
After this weekend, I’ll be taking the summer off from daily blogging.
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