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Nobody has stronger opinions about Joe Rogan than people who have never listened to Joe Rogan. — Edward Snowden (@Snowden) January 28, 2022
Nobody has stronger opinions about Joe Rogan than people who have never listened to Joe Rogan.
US Surgeon General: Silence Joe Rogan! Watch today's Liberty Report on: YouTube: https://t.co/X6Y7VnA7kR Odysee: https://t.co/AUaUUrkaOJ Rumble: https://t.co/9izcEycN0r pic.twitter.com/QQoANR0V1N — Ron Paul (@RonPaul) January 28, 2022
US Surgeon General: Silence Joe Rogan! Watch today's Liberty Report on: YouTube: https://t.co/X6Y7VnA7kR Odysee: https://t.co/AUaUUrkaOJ Rumble: https://t.co/9izcEycN0r pic.twitter.com/QQoANR0V1N
The US Surgeon General publicly asked big tech companies to censor Joe Rogan’s show. Don’t miss what’s happening here, the government is pressuring big tech companies to censor shows, something it would be unconstitutional for US government to do itself. https://t.co/fDsTFEVKrm — Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) January 27, 2022
The US Surgeon General publicly asked big tech companies to censor Joe Rogan’s show. Don’t miss what’s happening here, the government is pressuring big tech companies to censor shows, something it would be unconstitutional for US government to do itself. https://t.co/fDsTFEVKrm
FEE’s Brad Polumbo writes, “President Biden campaigned on moderation and a ‘return to normal.’ Yet, on the regulatory front, the Biden administration has been far more aggressive than previous administrations—both Republican and Democratic. At least, that’s the finding of a new report from the center-right American Action Forum (AAF).
Biden Administration Quietly Burdened Americans with $201 Billion in Hidden Taxes Last Year, Report Finds@brad_polumbo explains:https://t.co/bs7HNlZuM3 — FEE (@feeonline) January 25, 2022
Biden Administration Quietly Burdened Americans with $201 Billion in Hidden Taxes Last Year, Report Finds@brad_polumbo explains:https://t.co/bs7HNlZuM3
Analysts Dan Goldbeck and Dan Bosch reviewed President Biden’s first year in charge. They found that through regulatory actions and executive orders, this administration imposed more than $201 billion in regulatory costs—and 131 million hours of new annual paperwork on Americans.
That’s nearly 40 times more costs imposed than during President Trump’s first year. Yet in perhaps a more apt comparison of presidents from the same party, the report finds that Biden’s regulatory expenses are even three times greater than those incurred during Obama’s first year.”
Read the entire column.
You should be against going to War with Russia. — Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) January 24, 2022
You should be against going to War with Russia.
FEE’s Richard Morrison writes, “A capitalist economy creates the opportunity to build wealth for everyone who cares to participate in it, employees and CEOs alike. Capitalist countries might have higher degrees of income and wealth inequality, but they also tend to have much higher degrees of income and wealth overall.
Are there really fewer capitalists than ever before?https://t.co/inoRd7BETl — Jon Miltimore (@miltimore79) January 22, 2022
Are there really fewer capitalists than ever before?https://t.co/inoRd7BETl
Moreover, the presumption that everyone should be equal in career and financial achievements denies not only the diversity of human society – that we have different abilities and strengths – but also the diversity of our goals and desires. Even if we were all equally talented and intelligent, we would want different things and pursue vocations of differing value to others. Only a tyrannical micromanaging of everyone’s life could make us financially and demographically the same.”
The most impressive thing about Bari Weiss on last night’s Bill Maher is the wild applause after she finishes here. After two years the tides are turning, even for the left leaning people in this country when it comes to covid. Watch this: pic.twitter.com/8DIH3zTibM — Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) January 22, 2022
The most impressive thing about Bari Weiss on last night’s Bill Maher is the wild applause after she finishes here. After two years the tides are turning, even for the left leaning people in this country when it comes to covid. Watch this: pic.twitter.com/8DIH3zTibM
Those who want US and allies to take an aggressive stand are mighty vague about exactly what should be done and how far up the escalation ladder they are willing to climb. Vagueness with supportiveness language FP equivalent of virtue signaling? — William Ruger (@WillRuger) January 20, 2022
Those who want US and allies to take an aggressive stand are mighty vague about exactly what should be done and how far up the escalation ladder they are willing to climb. Vagueness with supportiveness language FP equivalent of virtue signaling?
Kenny Cody writes at NewsMax, “We've even recently been witness to Fauci, the current director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and the chief medical adviser to President Joe Biden, become appreciably flustered when Rand Paul questioned his authority, if not his integrity.
It is arguable that no one has been proven more correct on COVID-19 policy & the left’s hypocrisies during the pandemic than @RandPaul. Senator Paul has continued to fight against authoritarians that desire nothing but control. My latest for @newsmax:https://t.co/74j8qpQvYr — Kenny Cody (@KDCodyTN) January 20, 2022
It is arguable that no one has been proven more correct on COVID-19 policy & the left’s hypocrisies during the pandemic than @RandPaul. Senator Paul has continued to fight against authoritarians that desire nothing but control. My latest for @newsmax:https://t.co/74j8qpQvYr
Paul, a physician himself, grilled the virologist (Fauci) on multiple occasions, accusing him and the National Institutes of Health of providing funding for gain-of-function research to communist China, lying to the American public about masking, and labeling fellow health experts as ‘fringe’ if they questioned the government-approved narratives on COVID-19.
This begs a question: Why is Fauci propped up as a virtual deity and all-knowing power when it comes to our current pandemic?
If science is ever-changing, why are those questioning its current status condemned as though they've blasphemed?”
Norm Singleton writes at Real Clear Markets, “As rising prices and diminishing supplies have replaced COVID as the American people’s number one concern, President Biden has unsurprisingly announced several initiatives aimed at lowering prices and restocking the shelves. Unfortunately, Biden’s proposals will increase prices and decrease supply of goods and services.
For example, Biden has announced plans to spend $1 billion in an attempt to increase competition in the meat processing industry. According to the President, the reason meat prices are high and supplies are low is because of greedy big business. Not because, wait for it, the government shut down the economy for a year.
Where he is right is that four companies control 85% of the packaged beef market; 70% of the pork market; and 54% of the poultry market. This is definitely enough consolidation to draw attention. However, if one takes the modern approach of applying the consumer welfare standard to one or a few companies allegedly controlling a market, one sees no need for government intervention.
Better yet, Biden’s case for antitrust style intervention gets even worse as you keep looking...
The market effects of higher barriers to entry into a given market – is a more concentrated market. This is what Biden should focus on – handling the poor public policy instead of throwing money at the issue and ignoring the underlying problems.
Thankfully, in the case of meatpacking Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie and Maine Senator Angus King have introduced the PRIME Act (HR 3835/S. 2001), which allows custom slaughterhouses to sell their products directly to consumers in the same state. This legislation increases competition, consumer choice, and in the process provides a market solution."