Economy

Politicians have big plans for us. President Joe Biden repeatedly says, “I have a plan for that.” “I alone can fix it,” shouted President Donald Trump. But most of life, and the best of life, happens when politicians butt out and let us make our own choices. Chinese philosopher Zhuang Zhou called that “spontaneous order.” Thousands of years later, economist F. A. Hayek added that order comes “…

The Washington Post is either too blinded by ineptitude to realize how bad President Joe Biden’s economy really is or is just content making pathetic attempts to deceive readers. 

Monday’s Morning Joe fought against bad public opinion polls on the economy and on Kamala Harris. They stated that Biden’s economy was actually really great, people just needed to have it drilled into them by repetition, and that Kamala Harris just needed more exposure to improve her polling, since she was really just being held down by the patriarchy.

First, Lemire…

This weekend, Tucker Carlson interviewed a bevy of Republican presidential candidates in Iowa. Despite the fact that polls show that nearly zero Americans consider the war in Ukraine to be a top voting priority, Carlson spent a disproportionate share of his time grilling the candidates over their position on Ukraine.

Inflation numbers are out. Living costs are decreasing, but that does not mean things are cheaper. It just means things are not getting more expensive as quickly as they were. The cost of living is still high, and rental and mortgage prices continue to rise. During these times, the Biden administration has found a new target for their ire: airplane bathrooms.

On Morning Joe, keying off his recent column in The Atlantic, Joe Scarborough makes the case that America [read, Biden] is doing great. Scarborough casts himself in the role of Atticus Finch, offering a "robust defense" of Biden.

A USA Today columnist broke the leftist media ranks in a scathing criticism of “Bidenomics” on July 6.

During CNN host Fareed Zakaria's exclusive interview with President Joe Biden Sunday, the commander in chief was subjected to a wide range of questions. As you would expect, few were at all challenging. The most groveling of questions posed to Biden came at the tail end when Zakaria tried asking about his age but was left kissing his ring. 

CNBC’s Mad Money host Jim Cramer just can’t seem to ever catch a break in his favor. He made yet another premature prediction that ended up crashing and burning just hours later. 

President Joe Biden can't catch a break after his foolish 'Bidenomics' plot.

This week, while we celebrate the work of America's founders, I honor a living freedom fighter: billionaire businessman Jimmy Lai. When Communist China crushed freedom in Hong Kong, Lai could have gone anywhere in the world and lived a life of luxury. But he chose to stay in Hong Kong and go to jail. A new documentary, “The Hong Konger,” tells his story. Lai grew up in poverty in China.

The New York Times editorial board seems to have rediscovered basic economics: excessive federal government borrowing is “unsustainable.” Thanks, Captain Obvious! 

As the Biden Administration’s defenders in the media promote “Bidenomics,” one outlet even pushed Americans to appreciate current inflation numbers.

NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck was all over conservative media late Wednesday and early Thursday as he joined Newsmax’s Eric Bolling: The Balance and the Fox News Channel’s Fox News @ Night with Trace Gallagher to highlight the latest MRC time counts into the liberal broadcast network coverage of recent Biden family scandals as well as attempts by said networks to…