Category Archives: Editorial

A very small number of demonstrators took to the streets in front of NFL offices in New York City on Tuesday to protest Beyonce’s performance at Super Bowl 50 of her racially charged anthem “Formation,” which they deemed offensive. (Video: … Continue reading →

FREEMANSPERSPECTIVE Imagine a pretty spring day, you’re standing on your front porch or some other pleasant vantage point and looking out at a sunlit landscape: trees, grass, and singing birds. Then your five-year-old child or grandchild walks up to you … Continue reading →

by Robert Gore On July 16, 1945, a plutonium implosion atomic bomb was detonated in the desert north of Alamogordo, New Mexico. Within a month, a uranium-based and a plutonium-based atomic bomb were detonated above Hiroshima and Nagasaki, respectively. Atomic … Continue reading →

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As traders slowly (and then quickly) woke up to the fact that a “freeze” at record levels of production is not a “cut”, WTI Crude has collapsed over 5% from its hope-stricken illiquid highs of early trading – now back … Continue reading →

You are now paying a medical excise tax of 2.3% on the following items: From IRS.gov: The following discussion of manufacturers taxes applies to the tax on: Sport fishing equipment; Fishing rods and fishing poles; Electric outboard motors; Fishing tackle … Continue reading →

The following legislation should be a model for all states. I wonder how long it will take for the government to call this racist hate legislation? David DeGerolamo h/t Ann Corcoran Taxpayer group supports Muslim refugee bill A bill introduced … Continue reading →

This vote was on a resolution proposed by the Democrats who hoped to prevent President Eisenhower from using recess appointments to fill a vacancy in the Supreme Court. The full title of the resolution was Expressing the Sense of the … Continue reading →

So, what do you do when you want to change an ordinance that you know is illegal and won’t pass through the normal channels?  You hold a closed door meeting and not invite the public.  That’s what the Orange County … Continue reading →