Being a disciple of Thomas Sowell, I look at “diversity” differently than most who get media attention. Continue reading →
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Poll: countries around the world not supportive of immigration
While the U.S. citizen gets shunned in the media on nationalistic stances in regards to immigration, the broader context is the world itself is not positive on it either. Continue reading →
Democrats dropping the “soccer mom” vote for the voters with “student debt”
GOP is losing Millennial voters and nothing they can do about it. Continue reading →
ESPN loses 4 million subscribers last year alone
Myself, I refuse to watch ESPN unless they have football on or my favorite MLB team. Continue reading →
U.S. workweek labor hour growth stagnant under Obama
One good economic number to watch is “workweek labor hours”. This points to what people are working on average for a week. Continue reading →
94% of people do not trust U.S. media
American media is bias. They usually slant left and Progressive not just in politics but how they report on the issues.
The U.S. infrastructure is not crumbling
Politicians and voters claiming our infrastructure is crumbling are wrong and need to start educating themselves on how the whole system works. Continue reading →
Apple’s new digital TV guide
The cable television industry is starting to see
Chart: Home ownership at lowest level in 50 years
Interesting economic development in housing Continue reading →
Why NFL training camp padded practices are so important
2016 NFL football is in full swing with camps underway. Continue reading →
Hoosier Econ 