Larry Thornberry
The choice is either to be amused or appalled by the apocalyptic criticism of President Trump’s pardon of former Arizona…
Lack of baseball is one of the least of Houston’s worries this week. But thanks to historically bad weather, the…
When George W. Bush left the White House in January of ’09, he returned to Texas to keep his own…
Long piece in the Review section of this weekend’s WSJ raising up and cataloguing some of the successes and triumphs of economists….
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Much chat today on political sites about how it is the New York Times came by internal Wall Street Journal…
There’s no way to account for the current hysteria over Confederate statuary other than it’s a ginned up campaign by…
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For those of you who still believe that the up-scale Sierra Club — with 2.4 million members and a $100…
The spring of 1942 was not an optimistic time for America, or for the free world. Most of Europe was a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hitler’s Nazis. And how the allies were going to reverse this was not obvious at the time. If anything the situation in the Pacific was even gloomier, with the Japanese Imperial Navy having its way against the Americans, the Brits, the Chinese, and the Dutch. Had the Greater East-Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere been a public company then, brokers would have been giving the buy signal. It wasn’t even clear at that time that the mainland United States was out of reach of the Land of the Rising Sun’s war machine. Very bad medicine.
