Appearing on MSNBC, I explain why Reagan’s approach helped America. But I also warn that Obama is making America more like France.
For inexplicable reasons, some people have been giving me a hard time about my very snazzy jacket.
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The motivation dampening effect of European style governance paired to the intellectual level and individual competence of the average American. I’m sure that will be a winning combination…a bright future awaits Americans!
[...] when you compare the economy’s tepid performance today with the strong recovery following the implementation of Reaganomics. But there was another part of the column that also is worth highlighting. Much of what we are [...]
[...] when you compare the economy’s tepid performance today with the strong recovery following the implementation of Reaganomics. But there was another part of the column that also is worth highlighting. Much of what we are [...]
[...] commented on the failure of Obamanomics, with special focus on how both banks and corporations are sitting on money because the investment [...]
[...] commented on the failure of Obamanomics, with particular target on how equally banking institutions and companies are sitting on cash [...]
[...] commented on the failure of Obamanomics, with special focus on how both banks and corporations are sitting on money because the [...]
[...] commented on the failure of Obamanomics, with special focus on how both banks and corporations are sitting on money because the investment [...]
[...] commented on the failure of Obamanomics, with special focus on how both banks and corporations are sitting on money because the investment [...]
[...] commented on the failure of Obamanomics, with special focus on how both banks and corporations are sitting on money because the investment [...]
[...] commented on the failure of Obamanomics, with special focus on how both banks and corporations are sitting on money because the investment [...]
[...] commented on the failure of Obamanomics, with special focus on how both banks and corporations are sitting on money because the investment [...]
[...] commented on the failure of Obamanomics, with special focus on how both banks and corporations are sitting on money because the [...]
[...] In previous posts, I’ve used data from the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank to show how Obamanomics is leading to very weak results, particularly compared to the economic boom triggered by Reaganomics. [...]
[...] even did a TV interview on the subject, which generated some comments on my taste in clothing, and also cited a Richard Rahn column that [...]
[...] even did a TV interview on the subject, which generated some comments on my taste in clothing, and also cited a Richard Rahn column that [...]
[...] even did a TV interview on the subject, which generated some comments on my taste in clothing, and also cited a Richard Rahn column that [...]
[...] even did a TV interview on the subject, which generated some comments on my taste in clothing, and also cited a Richard Rahn column that [...]
[...] By the way, I hope everyone appreciates my sartorial splendor. A couple of years ago, some of my degenerate softball buddies made fun of me for the relatively subdued jacket I wore in this interview. [...]
[...] I’ve done a few TV interviews on the same [...]
The greatest president EVER!!!
[...] P.P.P.P.S. If you like the red jacket, previous attempts to be on the cutting edge of fashion can be seen here and here. [...]
[...] P.P.P.P.S. If you like the red jacket, previous attempts to be on the cutting edge of fashion can be seen here and here. [...]