Are Republicans And Big Biz Getting A Divorce?
We were struck by this chart from the WSJ earlier this week showing that corporate PAC donations are migrating away from Republican candidates. Some of
June 16, 2023
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In Philly – Working Hard? Or Hardly Working?
Yesterday morning, Democrat Governor Josh Shapiro sent out this tweet to his fellow Pennsylvanians boasting of 24/7 work around the clock to rebuild the collapsed
June 16, 2023
How the Greens Are Turning Off the Lights
The latest video from Kite and Key: In the year 2000, there were fewer than two dozen major power disruptions in the United States. In
June 15, 2023
Bud Light Is No Longer America’s Favorite Beer
The strategy of shedding its “fratty image” in favor of transgender outreach is… not faring well.
June 15, 2023
Congratulations to the Tobacco Companies on Their Superb ESG Ratings
Surely among the most socially responsible companies in the world. It makes perfect sense.
June 15, 2023
Who Was That Masked…Two Year Old?
The House passed the REINS Act yesterday – a bill that would require affirmative approval of major new regulations by the House and Senate before
June 15, 2023
June 15, 2023
Red Ink Was by Far the Federal Government’s Biggest Revenue Source Last Month
Just last week Joe Biden again boasted that he’s slaying the deficit and the debt at a rate that no other president has ever done.
June 14, 2023
What the Latest Betting Markets Are Telling Us About the Presidential Race
We thought we’d check in on the betting markets for the presidency. Things can and likely will get shaken up, but right now it’s shaping
June 14, 2023
On the Way to “Net Zero” Emissions, the Brits Turn Back to Coal
In its mad dash to meet a “net zero” carbon emissions mandate by 2050, Britain now already gets 31 percent of its electricity generation from
June 14, 2023