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• The Progressive (and Obama) European Solution: Liberty, Currency and Fraternities! Mon May 20
  John Ransom
  I don’t believe in the Trilateral and Bilderberg conspiracies. But I do believe that our world leadership suffers from a severe case of intellectual, political and corporate inbreeding that’s led them to dangerous defects in their vision for which there is no cure but cultural, financial and social death. ... more
• UFOs, Faked Moon Landings, and Fiscal Policy Mon May 20
  Daniel J. Mitchell
  It wasn’t that long ago that I shared a very encouraging story from England about civil disobedience against a revenue-hungry government. ... more
• The Democrats, the IRS and the Sleeping Giant Mon May 20
  Mark Baisley
  The Democratic Party, and especially the outgoing Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service, must be wondering if their confident stride over the past four years didn’t just gallop them right past a forbidden threshold. ... more
• Obama High-Fives IRS with $92 Million in Bonuses Mon May 20
  Morgan Brittany
  The IRS succeeded in shutting down the opposition and they were all high-fived and handsomely rewarded. ... more
• Listening to the Pimp with the Limp Mon May 20
  Shawn Mitchell
  How, exactly, does a free people overthrow an abusive bureaucracy that, as David Axelrod asserts, is too vast for even the president to be aware of, let alone control? ... more
• Award for Worst Actor in Obama Conspiracy Goes to... Comrade Number One Sun May 19
  John Ransom
  I don’t actually make up these conspiracy theories myself. I have help from other members of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy (VRWC), including the New York Times, the Chicago Tribune and CBSNews. ... more
• No Better for Obama Next Week, Either Sun May 19
  Marita Noon
  It may be too early to tell whether the three scandals will “define and destroy” Barack Obama’s presidency—but they do reveal a propensity to massage the message and reward their friends while destroying their enemies. And, there are more than the trifecta of troubles that make this point, there’s a six-pack of scandals. ... more
• Great Moments in Human Rights: Mandated “Emotional Support” Animals in College Dorms Sun May 19
  Daniel J. Mitchell
  Another great development in “human rights” around the world. Indeed, it belongs with these momentous breakthroughs. Let's just say I don’t sympathize with the notion that the federal government should compel colleges to allow pets – even if they’re for “emotional support.” ... more
• The S&P 500 Snaps into Focus Sun May 19
  Political Calculations
  It would appear that investors have shifted their forward-looking focus to 2014-Q1 in setting the pace of change for U.S. stock prices. Following the period after the fiscal cliff reaction of 15 November through 20 December 2012, they had been focused mainly on 2013-Q2. ... more
• The Naked Shorts on Gold Sun May 19
  Scott Carter
  The only way to make good is to buy the physical gold. And that feat is only getting harder and harder to accomplish as more and more gold is being bought by Central Banks, Governments and average investors. ... more
• IRS Abuses Past and Present Sun May 19
  Chris Edwards
  Past IRS abuses have stemmed from foul play by both politicians and bureaucrats. As for the bureaucrats, investigations during the 1990s revealed how IRS enforcement had run amok, with abusive tactics being used against small businesses and other taxpayers. ... more
• Obama, IRS and Eric Holder: The Axis of Hear No Evil, See No Evil Sat May 18
  John Ransom
  When asked about the recent Inspector General’s report on the IRS’s practice of targeting conservative groups, the president said: Hey! I just read about that! ... more
• The IRS Gave Special Treatment to Obama's Brother While Targeting Tea Party Sat May 18
  Ransom Notes Radio
  Ken Boehm, Chairman of the National Legal and Policy Center, joined the program to discuss the ongoing IRS scandal. It turns out the IRS was more-than-friendly with Obama’s half Brother (and his charity) while they were targeting conservative groups for audits. ... more
• Keep Taxing the Little Guy Sat May 18
  Bill Tatro
  Tim Cook, CEO of Apple Inc., recently stated that a 35% U.S. corporate tax rate is too high. But, according to President Obama, for American small businesses that have all their money right here in our country the tax rate is just right. ... more
• China Prepares for Clash In South China Sea Sat May 18
  Night Watch
  Many countries in Southeast Asia do not recognize the Chinese claims, so the vigor with which China enforces the claim directly influences regional relations and the likelihood of confrontations at sea. ... more
• Shocking: Study Admits Income Taxes Penalize Growth Sat May 18
  Daniel J. Mitchell
  I have to start this post with a big caveat. I’m not a fan of the Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. The international bureaucracy is infamous for using American tax dollars to promote a statist economic agenda. ... more
• Dust Heads Rule Sat May 18
  Charles Payne
  Well, did the market come to a bump in the road or the end of the road this week? It wasn't a dramatic selloff, except it was a selloff, and it happened at the exact time the market had been rallying. ... more
• Hollande Asks ECB to Engage in Japanese Style Currency Debasement Sat May 18
  Mike Shedlock
  Not only is the Hollande in praise of competitive currency debasement which mathematically cannot work if every country does it (not that it can work anyway without long-term consequences), he also wants to sell France government holdings "without ceding state control or influence over vital companies". ... more
• No Less Than a Special Counsel Sat May 18
  Larry Kudlow
  There can be only one reason for the stalled-out approval process for conservative groups. The IRS was trying to put them out of business. Thus far, there’s not one wit of contradictory evidence ... more
• Stocks in the News: Yahoo, Northrop Grumman, JC Penney Sat May 18
  Crista Huff
  A breach of contract lawsuit against Yahoo! Inc. and Yahoo! Mexico has been dismissed by an appellate court in Mexico, along with the $2.75 billion fine which was awarded to plaintiffs in 2012. ... more
• Austerity Done Wrong Sat May 18
  Political Calculations
  Which aspect of Rajoy's austerity program is most responsible for sinking Spain's fortunes? Was it the spending cuts? Or was it the tax rate hikes? ... more
• After tough week, Obama tries to change the subject to jobs Fri May 17
  Reuters News
• Some Great Bad News Fri May 17
  Ransom Notes Radio
  Good news is bad news, and bad news is good news. . . It’s getting kinda hard to keep track of it all. Also, Dan Epstein from Cause for Action joined John to talk about Obama’s most recent nominee for Labor Secretary. ... more
• Scandals, Fisticuffs and the Voices of Tyranny Fri May 17
  Charles Payne
  IRS, the AP, Benghazi. . . This fresh batch of scandals that's popped up like springtime perennials could have enormous conclusions. ... more
• How About Scandal, Incompetence, Venality, Hubris, Vanity and Error to Start Fri May 17
  John Ransom
  If anything has been shown through the he-said-she-said of finger pointing, scandal, incompetence, venality, hubris, vanity and error is that when government and politics gets involved you can expect the he-said-she-said of finger pointing, scandal, incompetence, venality, hubris, vanity and error. ... more

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