Filed under: Economy | Tags: bear stearns, economics, Economy, finance, government, investment bank, liberty
It seems that with every passing day we hear more bad news about our economy. Weak GDP reports, low consumer sentiment, and low consumer spending have become the norm lately. And then it happened. Bear Stearns, the nation’s fifth largest investment bank, collapsed. What does the government do? They step in and keep this private business from completely failing by financing it’s buyout. Does this not bother anyone else? (more…)
Filed under: business | Tags: diesel prices, gas prices, government subsidies, oil
As the price of oil continues to rise so does the price of gas. It seems to be what we hear about most when it comes to oil. But, that is only a small part of a much bigger picture. The larger concern is that the price of diesel is also rising. Should we be concerned? And, if so, why? (more…)
Filed under: Currency | Tags: business, competition, currencies, finance, government, inflation, money
Competition in currency should be demanded by all. The FED currently holds a monopoly on our currency which means that they are not kept in check by the populace. Inflation is the result. But, what can we do about it? We can start by listening to Dr. Paul. (more…)
Filed under: Individual Rights | Tags: anti-gun, government, gun bans, gun control, gun laws, Individual Rights, liberty, personal rights, pro-gun, second amendment
Since its ratification in 1791, the meaning of the United State’s Constitution’s Second Amendment has been argued by gun proponents, and opponents, alike. The Supreme Court has yet to pass a decisive decision either way. But, that could all change, as early as this summer. (more…)
Filed under: Individual Rights | Tags: airlines, business, corporate welfare, economics, financial, government subsidies, Individual Rights, politics
Exactly what rights do passengers on airliners have, and should the federal government become involved?
A federal appeals court Tuesday struck down a state law requiring airlines to give food, water, clean toilets and fresh air to passengers stuck in delayed planes, saying the measure was well-intentioned but stepped on federal authority. (more…)
