The PocketCast of Liberty is back on FTR Radio tonight! Tonight we are joined by: From Ricochet.com, Jon Gabriel and from the Foundation for Government Accountability, Kristina Ribali! Here is what we will be talking about tonight: LISTEN: …
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It’s always fun to use hyperbole and rhetoric when describing politicians but it can get out of hand. Unfortunately, for New York City, calling Mayor Bill de Blasio a communist really isn’t hyperbole. Bill de Blasio was swept into office on a big wave of progressive support. No, wait. Actually, only 29% of New Yorkers …
You Won’t Believe What Bill De Blasio Said About TaxesRead More »
Many people in both the public and private spheres have criticized Apple’s use of its massive cash hoard. Public officials (read: Democrats) want Apple to pay more in taxes because, well…they want everybody to pay more in taxes. People in the private sector criticize Apple in many different ways. Two of the most popular criticisms …
Apple’s Stock Buyback: Savvy, or Anti-Free Market?Read More »
Are autopsies a part of the public record or an individual’s medical record? This question made it all the way to South Carolina’s Supreme Court after a newspaper called The Item sued the Sumter county coroner, arguing for the first categorization. In The Item‘s case, the coroner refused to release the autopsy report of Aaron …
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Tonight is the PocketCast of Liberty on FTR Radio! This week’s guest will be conservative writer, commentator, and author, A.J. Delgado We will be discussing: The Congressional Budget Office released a report stating that Obamacare will lead to 2.5 million lost jobs. Rut roh. Coca-Cola’s “America the Beautiful” commercial: celebration or pandering? In his pre-Superbowl interview …
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Exit polls in the 2012 election showed the most important issue to Americans was the economy (59%) followed by healthcare (18%), the deficit (15%) and foreign policy (5%). Despite Barack Obama’s victory of 51% to 47%, it was Mitt Romney, not Barack Obama who the voters believed would do a better job on the economy …
After reading The Idol of Equality by Victor Davis Hanson, it was so refreshing to hear my own aspirations for this country and our source of competitive advantages defined so effectively. That moment was followed by immediate despair as I reflected on the current focus of politics and current events. While its expected that the …
Republicans Fumbling Towards an Agenda That MattersRead More »
Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman was found dead yesterday, the cause likely being a drug overdose, as he was reportedly found with a needle in his arm. The film community lost one of its finest, a man whose best performances were probably still to come. Hoffman was a rare kind of actor. While many stars make …
Hollywood Loses One of Its Finest in Seymour HoffmanRead More »
One of the surprises during last week’s State of the Union address was President Obama’s renewed focus on retirement accounts for individuals. I guess it’s not all that surprising, given the fact that Obama can’t tout any recent successes (*cough cough* Obamacare, *cough cough* the economy). Here is how Obama presented the concept of the …
Mike’s Financial Pocket: myRAs: “ObamAccounts” or A Good Start?Read More »