More of That Quality New York Gun Control
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Taxation as Social Justice
In March 1932, Collier’s Weekly ran an article titled “Tax Everyone But Me,” which included an instance starting with “Congress! Congress! Don’t tax me” instead of the sing-song: “Don’t tax you. Don’t tax me.” At the end of the year, and again at the opening of 1933, the hotel rooms and lobbies of Washington were
Robots From China Don’t Strike
Robots From China Don’t Strike Authored by Anders Corr via The Epoch Times, The United Auto Workers (UAW) went on strike on Sept. 15. The strike affected the “big three” in Detroit—General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis, maker of the Jeep. The union wants to increase average labor costs from $65 per hour, including benefits, which is
Liberal, Conservative Dating Apps Explode In Popularity
Liberal, Conservative Dating Apps Explode In Popularity After the better half of the last decade polarized the country to the extreme, politically oriented dating apps are on the rise. On the left, those with a penchant for turtleneck sweaters, hatred of orange presidents and a lottery of genders can check out Colorado-based TruuBlue, which matches
Bank CEOs Have Their Heads in the Clouds
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Popularity for Candace Owens’ “Convicting a Murderer” Surges
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Donald Trump Might Have Made A Major Mistake
Known for his ultra-conservative religious views, former vice president Mike Pence was quick to condemn his former boss and point out that Trump really isn’t the right candidate to represent the kind of values the GOP stands for. The post Donald Trump Might Have Made A Major Mistake appeared first on 19FortyFive.
Is the U.S. Defense Budget Too Small?
In a word, “no.” At more than $700 billion per year, consuming around three percent of America’s gross domestic product (GDP), employing millions of people, and possessing immense power, the US military establishment is ubiquitous in Washington, D.C., and highly influential. The post Is the U.S. Defense Budget Too Small? appeared first on 19FortyFive.
Is the UN 2030 Agenda Plan Failing?
World leaders meeting at the UN in New York this week were faced with the realization that their plan to end poverty and protect the environment by 2030 is falling well short of expectations. … The post Is the UN 2030 Agenda Plan Failing? appeared first on The New American.
Gun Confiscation Is Always a Prelude to Genocide
Gun Confiscation Is Always a Prelude to Genocide. Those who understand the heinous nature of the United Nation as well as their failed nature as a so-called “peacekeeping” force, should understandably be concerned with the impending presence of UN soldiers on the streets of Chicago. Extreme gun violence is listed as the primary reason why.