President Trump recently called Steve Bannon a libertarian — but Bannon is not even close. Does the president know what libertarianism is? Does President Trump understand what Bannon believes?
Andrew Moran
Was Trump’s Canadian Tariff Actually A Bad Idea?
When politicians espouse the supposed virtues of protectionism and tariffs, they often cite four economic arguments: protect a nation’s industry, end the trade deficit, make the country self-sufficient and do it because other governments are doing it. For years, these have been the common defenses for the regressive policy of tariffs.
100 Days: Did Trump Keep His Campaign Promises?
On the campaign trail and soon after his surprising victory, the president outlined a series of pledges and promises that he said he would fulfill in his first one-hundred days in the Oval Office. How has he fared?
Anti-Speech Campuses Are Feeling The Effects Of The Free Market
The free market is combating the growing trend of American colleges and universities declaring war against incendiary behavior by college professors.
The Media In The First 100 Days Of Trump
Editor’s Note: This is part of Liberty Nation’s coverage of the 100-day mark of the Donald J. Trump administration.
How Higher Minimum Wage Affects Lower Quality Restaurants
The minimum wage – or as legendary free-market economist Murray Rothbard called it “compulsory unemployment” – will result in more restaurants shutting their doors, says a new study by Harvard University economists entitled “Survival of the Fittest: The Impact of the Minimum Wage on Firm Exit.” With labor costs surging, driven by higher minimum wages, a greater number of restaurants will face ruination.
The Sub-Prime Auto Loan Bubble: Trump’s Next Problem
A new debt bubble has formed in the U.S. economy concerning auto loans. As this frightening balloon takes in more air, President Donald Trump may soon find himself in a financial the likes of which his democratic predecessor confronted when he took office in 2009. This news is a bit more than worrisome.
MSNBC Analyst Malcolm Nance Calls For ISIS To Attack Trump Towers
Malcolm Nance, a counterterrorism analyst for MSNBC, deleted a tweet on Wednesday that nominated Trump Towers in Istanbul as the next terrorist target for the Islamic State — and he’s only one of many members of the media who have called for violence against the President.
Calexit Movement Splits, Withdraws Referendum For Secession
It appears the Calexit movement has come across a significant hurdle. The leader of Yes California, a separatist organization that was founded in 2015, announced on Monday that he is withdrawing his petition for a Calexit referendum and is making Russia his new home.