Empowerment, not Entitlement

07/27/2019

03/21/2019

The brilliant Thomas Sowell, when in college, considered himself a Marxist. Asked what changed him, Sowell said, "Evidence."

03/15/2019

When $15 minimum wage activists acknowledge that it will cause job losses, they often resort to arguing that "If an employer can't pay a 'living wage' they shouldn't be in business". The closure of Forepaugh's Restaurant is where that attitude leads.

12/12/2017

More black and Hispanic Americans are getting jobs on President Donald Trump’s watch, the latest employment numbers show, although critics accuse him of ignoring such minority populations. … the president’s Continue Reading

12/07/2017

(h/t Nora Craig for the original post)

11/17/2017

A comprehensive look at Hi**er's liberal, socialist domestic policies.

06/26/2017

And now the research to backup the common sense regarding hikes.

The experiment has hurt low-wage workers, cutting their earnings by $172 a month.

05/24/2017

Capitalism cures poverty.
Sounds like to us!

03/28/2017

Sounds like Empowerment, Not Entitlement to me!

Despite his status as a political underdog, Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli, R-Somerset, says he's "in it to win it.''

02/14/2017

Sounds like to us!

Upward Mobility columnist Jason L. Riley writes that antipoverty veteran Peter Cove came to realize that jobs, not government aid, offered the route to prosperity.

02/08/2017

"Mrs. DeVos isn’t a product of that monopoly system. Instead she looked at this system’s results—its student failures and lives doomed to underachievement—and has tried to change it by offering all parents the choice of charter schools and vouchers."

Union power and money is why not a single Senate Democrat voted for Betsy DeVos as education secretary, the Wall Street Journal writes in an editorial.