Reaganomics Celebrates 43 Years of Making the USA Worse
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Reaganomics Celebrates 43 Years of Making the USA Worse

The derailment of a train carrying dangerous chemicals in East Palestine, Ohio is once again a problem whose cause lies entirely at the feet of the free market system and everyone who upholds it, meaning 2023 has already locked itself in as the 43rd straight year that the free market system has made the United States a worse country

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Inflation: The Fed’s Coffin Corner
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Inflation: The Fed’s Coffin Corner

The situation the Fed is in now can be broadly equated to aviation’s coffin corner. The best way to deal with a coffin corner is to avoid it in the first place, but we already failed at that. This situation has been inevitable for decades, and at this point, inflation is unfortunately the best option left to get out of it.

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The Next Pandemic: Fascism

The Next Pandemic: Fascism

At best, Trump has been an incompetent leader who allowed tens, maybe hundreds, of thousands of Americans to die unnecessarily, and just happens to echo the tactics and rhetoric of some of history’s worst leaders.

That’s the best case scenario.

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Republicans: The Party of Fiscal Irresponsibility

Republicans: The Party of Fiscal Irresponsibility

When Obama signed the stimulus bill into law, Republicans and conservative commentators harped on its historically large impact on the national debt. However, today, I hardly hear any of the same chatter from the right over Trump’s even larger deficit.

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The Political Cycle
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The Political Cycle

What arises is a cycle of populist uprising, which typically happens quickly, followed by a slower degradation of power among commoners, until elites regain control. If the elites are oppressive enough, this leads to the next round of upheaval from the commoners to repeat the cycle.

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