The Lighthouse®
From 1788 until World War I, the United States strenuously avoided being dragged into Europe’s conflicts. But no longer. The latest entanglement in Ukraine threatens to get worse for all sides, if we don’t avoid some key flashpoints. Let’s pray that we do.
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Phillip W. Magness (Wall Street Journal)
The Biden administration appears to be preparing for a recession—or rather, for news of one.
Instead of tackling the underlying economic problems, the White House is playing word games.
Remember “transitory” inflation?
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James T. Bennett (Washington Times)
Mr. Biden’s federal gas-tax holiday proposal is just a three-month gimmick. Let’s make this holiday permanent. If we do, pickup-drivers in Maine and Montana can stop subsidizing bond traders’ and investment bankers’ train rides from Chappaqua, New York, and Darien, Connecticut, to Wall Street.
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Judy Shelton (Wall Street Journal)
The Fed has long boasted of its status as an “independent government agency” that “doesn’t receive funding through the congressional budgetary process.” Then why is the Treasury about to start underwriting the Fed’s operating expenses?
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Volume 25, Issue 31: August 2, 2022
Ivan Eland (Inside Sources)
From 1788 until World War I, the United States strenuously avoided being dragged into Europe’s conflicts. But no longer. The latest entanglement in Ukraine threatens to get worse for all sides, if we don’t avoid some key flashpoints. Let’s pray that we do.
READ MORE »
Phillip W. Magness (Wall Street Journal)
The Biden administration appears to be preparing for a recession—or rather, for news of one.
Instead of tackling the underlying economic problems, the White House is playing word games.
Remember “transitory” inflation?
READ MORE »
James T. Bennett (Washington Times)
Mr. Biden’s federal gas-tax holiday proposal is just a three-month gimmick. Let’s make this holiday permanent. If we do, pickup-drivers in Maine and Montana can stop subsidizing bond traders’ and investment bankers’ train rides from Chappaqua, New York, and Darien, Connecticut, to Wall Street.
READ MORE »
Judy Shelton (Wall Street Journal)
The Fed has long boasted of its status as an “independent government agency” that “doesn’t receive funding through the congressional budgetary process.” Then why is the Treasury about to start underwriting the Fed’s operating expenses?
READ MORE »The Beacon: New Blog Posts
- CBO Identifies the Biggest Fiscal Threat to Americans, by Craig Eyermann
- How High Can Uncle Sam Afford Interest Rates to Rise?, by Craig Eyermann
- Newsom Appoints Failed “Energy Czar” to UC Board of Regents, by K. Lloyd Billingsley
Catalyst: New Articles
- Are We Living Under a Kakistocracy: Government by the Worst?, by Dan Sanchez
- The Black Phone’s Christian Themes, by Samuel R. Staley
- Constitutional Carry Saves Lives, by Brady Leonard
