Authored by Ryan McMaken via Mises Canada,
Columbus Day this year brought with it the usual acrimony, and this Salon article hit the usual talking points by declaring European settlement of the Americas to be “the most massive act of genocide” in world history.
Salon quotes historian David Stannard who writes:
It was only a matter of time before an episode of "Real House Wives of the White House" played out before the entire world.
On Monday morning Donald Trump's ex-wife, Ivana Trump, appeared on Good Morning America where jokingly she said that "I’m basically first Trump wife. I’m first lady.”
Ivana Trump says she has Pres. Trump's direct White House number: "I'm basically first Trump wife. I'm first lady." https://t.co/SiTlUUDX2S pic.twitter.com/0DQ5AMQ311
Authored by Chris Hamilton via Econimica blog,
(The following was written as an outline for a potential book. To this point no publisher has shown interest and time and funds have run out.)
Authored by James Howard Kunstler via Kunstler.com,
I took advantage of the calm before the storm, to pay a visit on Saturday to my hometown, Trumpville, a.k.a. Manhattan. My college buddy had a son who was acting in an off-Broadway play (closing night, so don’t bother asking). The city I knew as a kid — which, frankly, I never liked very much — seemed as lost and far away as Peter Stuyvesant’s quaint Dutch colonial outpost did to me in 1962.
Via The Daily Bell
Trump is the counterpunch to political correctness.
He is the answer to what the left has long tried to shove down American throats. That is, belligerent tolerance, single-minded diversity, and the PC policing of our thoughts.
People were energized to get out and show publicly that they reject that mind and social control.