The Lighthouse®
Who will replace Fauci? Given the Biden auspices, it will be somebody loyal to the Delaware Democrat and a Fauci doppelganger. And that would be a disaster. More white coat supremacy will hasten the fundamental transformation of America from a free constitutional republic to a dreary Soviet Covidistan.
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Jeffrey Tucker (Epoch Times)
It’s bad enough that lockdowns corroded life and liberty. To discover that vast support for them was funded by Crypto fakery is a deeper level of corruption that not even the most cynical among us could have imagined.
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Richard K. Vedder (James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal)
When progressives gather, the nation’s academic villages, like our cities, suffer riot. No wonder a recent Stanford event on academic free speech was “invitation-only.” Is this the future of the American university?
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Raymond J. March
Smart Sock had been on the market for five years, boasted a 90% accuracy rating, and helped over 600,000 parents care for their sick children—but, thanks to the regulation-happy FDA, not this year. As a result, RSV this winter will be more deadly for America’s kids.
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Volume 25, Issue 49: December 6, 2022
Lloyd Billingsley (American Greatness)
Who will replace Fauci? Given the Biden auspices, it will be somebody loyal to the Delaware Democrat and a Fauci doppelganger. And that would be a disaster. More white coat supremacy will hasten the fundamental transformation of America from a free constitutional republic to a dreary Soviet Covidistan.
READ MORE »Jeffrey Tucker (Epoch Times)
It’s bad enough that lockdowns corroded life and liberty. To discover that vast support for them was funded by Crypto fakery is a deeper level of corruption that not even the most cynical among us could have imagined.
READ MORE »
Good Money
Birmingham Button Makers, the Royal Mint, and the Beginnings of Modern Coinage, 1775-1821
Birmingham Button Makers, the Royal Mint, and the Beginnings of Modern Coinage, 1775-1821
By George A. Selgin
Richard K. Vedder (James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal)
When progressives gather, the nation’s academic villages, like our cities, suffer riot. No wonder a recent Stanford event on academic free speech was “invitation-only.” Is this the future of the American university?
READ MORE »
Raymond J. March
Smart Sock had been on the market for five years, boasted a 90% accuracy rating, and helped over 600,000 parents care for their sick children—but, thanks to the regulation-happy FDA, not this year. As a result, RSV this winter will be more deadly for America’s kids.
READ MORE »The Beacon: New Blog Posts
- Burke’s Scattered Hints Concerning Philosophy and Learning, by Daniel B. Klein
- How We Recraft Dr. Fauci’s Position Matters So Much, by K. Lloyd Billingsley
- Klaus Schwab Proclaims China a “Role Model” for Many Nations, by K. Lloyd Billingsley
Catalyst: New Articles
- Iowa, Oregon Diverge On Gun Policy , by Brady Leonard
- How Cities Can Anticipate the E-commerce Boom, by Scott Beyer
- 8 Bits of Political Brilliance in the Chronicles of Narnia, by Peter Jacobsen
