Just two years after University of Missouri had protests that garnered national attention, freshman enrollment has taken a nose dive. Continue reading →
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Time For Indiana State University To Bulldoze the Eugene V. Debs House
The current state of reality in the United States is pathetic. Policy or societal movements are led by people who are in constant turmoil of being offended.
Government Regulations Threatening Pizza Industry
The fast food “Calorie Counter” puritans and government are making one American food industry suffer so they can feel good about themselves. Continue reading →
Survey: 70% of Small Business Say Our Tax System Hurts Them
As a former business owner and one who has many friends who are, most people will debate tax rates but one of the bigger headaches for business is tax complexity. Continue reading →
Chart: Females Surpassing Males In College Degrees
As the manufactured outrage grows in America over “gender equality”, one area that won’t draw much protest is male decline in universities. Continue reading →
Inflation Running Up Construction Costs for Local Governments
With local governments wanting to spend big on construction projects because of low-interest rate borrowing, new inflationary pressures are popping up. Costs are now going up 10% annually in some places. Continue reading →
List of Obamacare Taxes Eliminated By New Republican Healthcare Bill
The House today voted to eliminate almost $1 Trillion in Obamacare taxes. Continue reading →
U.S. Government To Deport Over 20,000 Illegal Immigrant Prisoners
Department of Justice is about to purge the Federal Bureau of Prisons of illegal immigrant inmates and save taxpayers money. Continue reading →
Budget Shock: 50% of Louisiana Government Spending is Medicaid
More news on the out of control Medicaid spending within states keeps rolling out. This one is out of Louisiana. Continue reading →
Half of All American Consumers Visits McDonald’s Each Month
McDonald’s in the last decade has counter acted against special interest group attacks and minimum wage increases. They did this while embracing costumer trends in taste and technology. Continue reading →
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