On Tuesday Illinois voters approved a Big Labor initiative to prohibit Right to Work laws in the Land of Lincoln. Many voters may not have
We LOVE to see a booming stock market as we did yesterday, but we suspect there is a lot of irrational exuberance on the inflation
Readers of The Hotline should have received our forecasts of 2022 races for the Senate and Gubernatorial races in a separate email. Rounding out our
Los Angeles is electing a mayor today and polls show a tight race between Democratic Congresswoman Karen Bass and Rick Caruso, a businessman who was
The Economist is more than a century old and for most of that time was an iconic magazine that boldly challenged conventional wisdom and refuted
The kitchen-table issues are paramount on voters’ minds as they head to the ballot boxes today. The latest White House spin is that inflation isn’t
It’s a grand American tradition. The first Tuesday after the first Monday of November. Americans trek to the polls and exercise their citizen right to
How badly did Democrats size up the electorate and what issues most influenced their vote? Catastrophically. After the Supreme Court’s Dobbs abortion decision, Democrats decided
Regular readers know that we have been highlighting the collapse of mass transit ridership all over the country despite tens of billions of bailout money
We hope you will give read to a long profile story in the Washington Postabout our co-founder Arthur Laffer. While the story quotes economists like
