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EU and UK Macro Economics

“The EU Mirage: Why America Must Never Follow Brussels’ Path”

The Left’s Surrender – Larry Summers and the Death Spiral of EU Economics

Larry Summers, former Treasury Secretary and now chief spokesman for the stale economic theology of the American left, recently made headlines warning that the U.S. is acting like a flailing emerging market and could soon face a

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Macro Economics Uncategorized

The Heart of American Innovation: Celebrating Small Business Week

As National Small Business Week concludes, we celebrate the cornerstone of our economy: small businesses. Take Iowa as an example of a typical state in the Heartland, or North Carolina, where a growing tech corridor has given rise to thousands of small businesses, where small businesses comprise 99.3% of all

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Government Macro Economics Uncategorized

The GENIUS Act – A Strategic Leap Toward Stablecoin Hegemony for the U.S. Dollar

The Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act of 2025, commonly known as the GENIUS Act, represents a pivotal moment in the evolution of American financial policy. As the U.S. Senate prepares to vote on this legislation, the act’s potential to reshape the global financial landscape by reinforcing

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Geo Politics Macro Economics

Recovering America’s Economic Sovereignty America’s dangerous dependence on China for rare earth minerals

America’s dangerous dependence on China for rare earth minerals — the essential building blocks for everything from fighter jets to smartphones — is not a coincidence. It is the inevitable result of decades of misguided policy decisions, regulatory paralysis, and a globalist mindset that surrendered critical industries to foreign adversaries.

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Energy Macro Economics

Speculating on Raoul Pal’s Singular Economy: A Wildly Positive Vision for Everyday American Life by 2030, Featuring Jane

It’s a “Free for All Friday,” and we’re diving into a speculative whirlwind to explore what Raoul Pal’s “singular economy” could mean for the typical American by 2030. Pal’s vision of the Economic Singularity—a tipping point where AI, robotics, and renewable energy make traditional economic models obsolete—promises a world of

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Government Macro Economics

Stakeholder Capitalism Fails Because It Forgets the Power of Free Markets

There’s a quiet revolution stirring—and it’s not coming from activist boardrooms or ESG committees. It’s coming from markets, investors, and everyday shareholders who are finally demanding a return to clarity, accountability, and growth. After years of drifting into the foggy waters of stakeholder capitalism, the world is beginning to remember

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Government Macro Economics

Recession? Not So Fast. The Data Say Otherwise

Ever since President Donald Trump’s landslide re-election in November 2024, the media-industrial complex and its political allies have been screaming one word louder than ever: recession. Cable news pundits, legacy newspapers, and a veritable army of social media doom-posters are ringing the alarm bells. “The Trump economy is on

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Macro Economics

Time for a US Sovereign Wealth Fund

It’s a new day for American economic policy – and the opportunity before us is historic. With the global economy evolving rapidly and national debt continuing to mount, the U.S. is finally exploring an idea that successful nations like Norway, Singapore, and the United Arab Emirates have embraced for years:

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Macro Economics

  Yellen’s Disaster of Short-Term Debt: A Fiscal Crisis  Scott Bessent Must Undo

   Introduction

Janet Yellen’s tenure as U.S. Treasury Secretary, from January 26, 2021, to early 2025, will be remembered as a catastrophic failure of fiscal stewardship, marked by her reckless and shortsighted obsession with issuing short-term debt. Her strategy—born of either incompetence or willful neglect—has plunged the U.S. economy into a

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Macro Economics

Social Security Unshackled: Unleashing the S&P 500

Introduction

I owe David Friedberg a shout out. The guy’s a tech wizard—ex-Google hotshot, sold The Climate Corporation for a cool $930 million—and his riff on the All-In Podcast lit a fire under me. He tossed out a wild idea: shove half the Social Security Trust Fund into the S&P