When the Paris Agreement was signed by many nations last year, it was celebrated as some magic bullet to fix the earth of global warming. Now, after looking into the details, it’s an unmanageable boondoggle of failed philosophy. Continue reading →
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Illegal Immigrant Kills Man in Indianapolis After City Holds Pro Illegal Immigrant Rally
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett faces scrutiny after an illegal immigrant killed a Hoosier less than 12 hours after endorsing immigrants at a rally.
States That Expanded Medicaid Coverage About To Face Fiscal Wrath
Multiple times here on this blog I’ve written about the fiscal disasters hidden in Obamacare. One being the medicaid expansion Continue reading →
Lock & Load: Mississippi May Bring Back Firing Squads For Death Row Inmates
Mississippi Department of Corrections maybe administering judgement the old fashion way. Continue reading →
Small Business Owners Now View Regulation Worse Than Taxes
If President Donald Trump wants any of his Presidential legacy of to live on in a positive way, he better trash bureaucratic regulations that suffocate small business owners. Continue reading →
Survey: Coffee Drinkers Refuse to Pay High Prices For a ‘Cup of Joe’
Newly released survey asking coffee drinkers how much they’ll pay for their drinking habit showed some stunning results when asked how much they’ll spend. Continue reading →
Indiana Public School Teachers Need To Worry About Their Pension Fund and Not Politics
Every time I turn on social media or browse news sites, I see Indiana school teachers posting something against President Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Education, Betsy Devos. Continue reading →
Super Bowl 51 Betting Stats & My Prediction
This Sunday will be the grand daddy of them all for football fans. Naturally many want to place one last wager to win some extra money. Continue reading →
California: More Government Help Needed for Those Who Got Minimum Wage Increase
When California raised their minimum wage, the biggest selling point was those who get a wage increase would be “lifted out of poverty”, thus less government spending on that segment of society. Continue reading →
Report: Indianapolis Star Newspaper Subscriptions Are Still Tanking
Two years ago this month I posted on the slow financial death of the Indianapolis Star newspaper. I decided to dive back into financial reports Continue reading →
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