Elizabeth Warren: Surprising champion of capitalism speaks out
Elizabeth Warren may be progressive, but she wants you to know that she loves capitalism. But can she be a progressive capitalist?
Elizabeth Warren may be progressive, but she wants you to know that she loves capitalism. But can she be a progressive capitalist?
WASHINGTON: Suddenly, we are hearing a great deal about “socialism.” A Gallup Poll in August found that 57 percent of Democrats said they view socialism positively. Other polls show the popularity of socialism among millennials and politicians such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez achieved celebrity promoting socialism, after she defeated the fourth-ranked Democratic House leader, Joseph Crowley, ...
Nancy Pelosi was beside herself during a press conference concerning President Trump’s promised tax cuts. It's Armeggeddon she cries. Caeser would be proud.
The question to consider: How are Socialist policies different from Capitalistic policies?
Fidel Castro is dead. Pass the Cuban cigars, the super-sized Cherry Coke made with Cuban pure cane sugar, and the McRibs.
The Epipen and Wells Fargo are hitting high marks on the greed scale. It was the second time that week lawmakers called a chief executive to answer to charges of greed
Capitalism and socialism are competing systems built on competing values. Whole Foods CEO John Mackey and Yale economist John Roemer debated both at FreedomFest.
It's not that millennials don't know about the Constitution...it's that they don't care.
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton want to give you everything, but as Jefferson said, a government big enough to do that is big enough to take it all away.
Current Obama Administration economic policies have created the false perception of a rigged system. Bernie just doesn’t understand the system.
That government is best that governs least, but governing least is still governing. That government is best that governs least, but governing least is still governing.
Genuine capitalism is the economic system most consistent with freedom. But that is not the system we have today.
Pope Francis has performed a notable service if his visit causes us to take a closer look at our society. What values do we really hold dear?
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24, 2015 − Today there is a massive, ongoing, full-scale attack against capitalism. From President Obama to Hillary Clinton to Bernie Sanders to Pope Francis, capitalism is being blamed for most of the country’s economic problems, particularly the plight of the poor. The reality is that America’s movement away from the rigorous principles of ...
If Democrats continue to advocate for more government control, more government intervention, less personal freedoms and more government ownership, then it is no wonder that Chairperson Schultz could not explain the differences between Democrats and Socialists.
It is the difference between the transfer of wealth and the creation of wealth by actually improving the mousetrap.
Detractors say the bank is little more than an example of "naked corporate cronyism." Should it be abolished?
Last week we learned that Chipotle, the maker of delicious burritos, has kindly asked American gun owners to leave their weapons at home. This comes after Starbucks, purveyor of overpriced coffee, asked those who wanted to exercise their Second Amendment rights do so on someone else’s property. Now Chili’s, fryer of mozzarella sticks, and Sonic, the most elusive restaurant chain on the planet, seem as though they will soon follow suit.
Thomas Picketty, a French economist, charts the course of income inequality
WASHINGTON, April 22, 2014 — “Capital in the Twenty-first Century,” a recently released book by French economist and Social Democrat Thomas Piketty, has caused quite a stir in the economics profession. Mr. Piketty’s analysis of historical data is similar to what Karl Marx observed some 160 years ago. Both authors come to the conclusion that Capitalism ...