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- Milton Friedman: Why Drugs Should Be Legalized
- Minneapolis Licensing Gestapo Fines A Local Tree Trimmer $275 For Volunteering After A Tornado
- Why Washington Isn’t Doing Squat About Jobs And Wages
- The Bullish Case For The U.S. Economy: Our Ability To Be Productive And Innovative In A Tough World
Milton Friedman: Why Drugs Should Be Legalized Posted: 04 Jun 2011 03:09 PM PDT In the video above, economist Milton Friedman explains why the government’s “War on Drugs” is immoral and costly, and how it contributes to 10,000 unnecessary homicides per year, helped create the market for “crack cocaine,” protects the “Drug Cartel” and will destroy our free … [visit site to read more] or compare Best Credit Cards and Balance Transfer Credit Cards |
Minneapolis Licensing Gestapo Fines A Local Tree Trimmer $275 For Volunteering After A Tornado Posted: 04 Jun 2011 02:45 PM PDT A tornado tore through North Minneapolis on May 22, and many large trees were down on houses, streets and yards. A licensed tree trimmer about 20 miles away in Hastings, MN saw the devastation on the news, had a day off, and so he headed to the affected area with his chain saws, wood chipper and bucket truck to help out. With some other volunteers, The Good Samaritan went to work removing trees without pay for poor residents of North Minneapolis who didn’t have … [visit site to read more] or compare Best Credit Cards and Balance Transfer Credit Cards |
Why Washington Isn’t Doing Squat About Jobs And Wages Posted: 04 Jun 2011 02:29 PM PDT The silence is deafening. While the rest of the nation is heading back toward a double dip, Washington continues to obsess about future budget deficits. Why? |
The Bullish Case For The U.S. Economy: Our Ability To Be Productive And Innovative In A Tough World Posted: 04 Jun 2011 09:53 AM PDT From today’s WSJ interview with Robert Doll, Wall Street’s perma-optimist and chief equity strategist for BlackRock, “The Bullish Case for the U.S. Economy”: “As intriguing in this moment of U.S. pessimism is the 56-year-old uber-investor’s long-term bullishness on American companies and U.S. competitiveness. “You could say we’re the best house in a bad neighborhood,” says the man who has spent 28 years managing money. “We have fewer problems and more solutions than Europe or … [visit site to read more] or compare Best Credit Cards and Balance Transfer Credit Cards |
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