How Inflation Ruined A Chocolate Bar
Submitted by Christopher Westley via The Mises Institute,
Now that the presidential election is finally over, can we talk about something that actually matters?
Submitted by Christopher Westley via The Mises Institute,
Now that the presidential election is finally over, can we talk about something that actually matters?
Hillary Clinton is said to be “furious” after discovering that she didn’t win the popular vote after all. The Former Secretary of State’s bid to overturn the presidential election appears to be falling to pieces. In a bitter blow, the Clinton’s are now coming to realise that the American public have flat-out rejected their form of politics, which appears to have left both Bill and Hillary dazed and dumbfounded.
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The Fake News Witch Hunt: McCarthy’s Red Scare Redux
Posted with permission and written by Dave Kranzler (CLICK HERE FOR ORIGINAL)
“Good night and good luck.” – Edward R. Murrow
Submitted by Charles Hugh-Smith via OfTwoMinds blog,
Perhaps the masses have (finally!) reached the point where the pain of maintaining the status quo now exceeds that of breaking it.
A remarkably diverse array of "explanations" of Donald Trump's presidential election victory have been aired, representing both the conventional political spectrum and well beyond.
Let’s start with the conventional mainstream media “explanations”:
Via The Economic Cycle Research Institute,
With the economic expansion in its eighth year, over 15 million jobs added since the post-recession low in employment, and a steady decline in the jobless rate from its recessionary high of 10% to under 5%, many mainstream economists were convinced that the U.S. economy was in good shape. That misconception, at least where jobs are concerned, is a key reason so many were stunned by this month’s election verdict.