by John Stossel Tonight I will watch the President’s endless State of the Union Address. I will watch Congress applaud. Again and Again. I will watch so you don’t have to. The State of the Union is at least an action of government that is required by the Constitution. One of the few. Article II,… Continue Reading
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More of the Same
by John Stossel Last year, I reported that the United States fell from sixth to eighth place — behind Canada — in the Heritage Foundation/Wall Street Journal’s 2010 Index of Economic Freedom. Now, we’ve fallen further. In the just-released 2011 Index, the United States is in ninth place. That’s behind Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, New… Continue Reading
Ron Paul: The Fed Will End Itself
Ron Paul has been open about his feelings toward ending the fed, even so much that he wrote a book about it. But, with his new appointment he aims to get started on a few things as quick as he can. Watch the latest video at video.foxbusiness.com… Continue Reading
Why Do the Poor Stay Poor?
by John Stossel Of the 6 billion people on Earth, 2 billion try to survive on a few dollars a day. They don’t build businesses, or if they do, they don’t expand them. Unlike people in the United States, Europe and Asian countries like Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, etc., they don’t lift themselves out… Continue Reading
Happy Starvation Day
by John Stossel Had today’s political class been in power in 1623, tomorrow’s holiday would have been called “Starvation Day” instead of Thanksgiving. Of course, most of us wouldn’t be alive to celebrate it. Every year around this time, schoolchildren are taught about that wonderful day when Pilgrims and Native Americans shared the fruits of… Continue Reading
Did Freedom Win?
by John Stossel What a surprise! Everyone predicted a Republican resurgence. Instead, voters shocked pundits by strengthening the Democratic majority in Congress. President Obama called the result a resounding confirmation of my legislative achievements.Democrats quickly introduced legislation to add a public option to Obamacare; a second, larger “stimulus” bill; a Paycheck Fairness Act; and new… Continue Reading
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