Clearing the Tabs November 2019

Some things I've read this month or will be reading soon.

November 6
Anti-capitalism: trendy but wrong

November 9
Unsustainable California

November 18
How Many People Must Die to Fix the Planet?

November 21
America’s Drift toward Feudalism

Hong Kong Elections: What is Beijing afraid of?

Labour’s manifesto is extraordinary – and not in a good way
Labour's manifesto: tough on profits, tough on the causes of profits

November 22
This is How Radical Prosecutors Seek to Overthrow Justice and the Rule of Law

November 23
The Income Tax And America’s Grasp For World Power

November 27
Kotkin: Mayors Won’t Rule the World

November 30
The prisoner of intersectionality

Top Billing at Real Clear Markets, Again

My review of John Tamny's new book, They're Both Wrong, has earned me a top spot at RealClearMarkets.com again. Always as honor to be linked there.

My Review of They're Both Wrong by John Tamny

I have reviewed a book that will be released next week by John Tamny titled They're Both Wrong: A Policy Guide for America’s Frustrated Independent Thinkers. I hope you will take a few minutes to read it and consider the book as a gift for others as we approach the holiday season, I think you and others will enjoy it.

Clearing the Tabs October 2019

Some things I've read this month or will be reading soon.

October 1
Clarence Thomas and the Lost Constitution

October 4
Trump Administration Asks for Comments on Child Sex Trafficking in Foster Care System

October 6
The Old Can Share the Wealth, or the Young Will Take It From Them

Downward mobility is increasingly the norm in the United States, a country built on aspiration. It’s a problem worldwide, and a reason confidence in democracy has plummeted.

October 11

Highlight: "My perfect world's presidents would have nothing to do with trade," Center for Economic Freedom President @johntamny says. "Trade happens among individuals, not countries. ... For us to put a bullseye on China is for us to put a bullseye on the U.S. economy." pic.twitter.com/zo8xYkGMdy

— Yahoo Finance (@YahooFinance) October 11, 2019

October 15
‘Medicare for All’ vs. a Better Medicare

October 21
Target Employees Won The 'Fight For $15' but Weren't Ready for the Trade-Offs
Workers say they've had their hours cut and lost other benefits, such as health insurance. If only someone could have predicted that.

October 22
Trump's Energy Department won't clean up the dishwasher industry's mess


October 25
Climate Stalinism
Today’s radical green movement demands submission to an elite governing class—and its views are entering the mainstream

October 27
In One Picture, Why Connecticut Is Going Downhill

October 29
How To Make the Case For School Choice

Correlation is not Causation

Not all heroes wear capes...

"Correlation is not causation" pic.twitter.com/7TcRlwJB1Q

— Ameet Kini, MD, PhD (@AmeetRKini) October 22, 2019

Why Does Gasoline Cost What It Costs?

⛽ Have you noticed a spike in gas prices lately? #KaiExplains what exactly determines the cost of each gallon: https://t.co/4oxnp2mBNi pic.twitter.com/ICcjgayoY0

— Marketplace (@Marketplace) October 19, 2019

Clearing the Tabs September 2019

Some things I've read this month or will be reading soon.

September 5
Don't Be Silly, The Media Cannot Talk Us Into Recession. But Presidents Can.

September 9
Is Majoring in English Worth It?
Employers used to be able to count on the skills a liberal-arts education cultivated.

September 22
A Plummeting Oil Price Would Be Very Bullish For The U.S. Economy

September 25
Cleaning Up Vacant Lots Can Curb Urban Crime