Despite the Rhetoric, US Trade Deficit With China Is Not a Big Problem. Here’s Why.
When we discuss international trade and balance of payments, there are two types of accounts.
Entries by Joe Miller
Home Caregivers Identify Evidence of Voter Fraud in Bid to Oust Union
An in-home caregiver named Edison is supposed to live in a unit on the seventh floor of the Cedars of Edina apartment complex, according to a list supplied by the state government.
A Question You Should Never Be Asked: Please Vote on Which Ethnic People Groups Should Be Discriminated Against in State Law?
This was the question put before the Alaska House of Representatives for a vote last weekend.
House Conservatives Won’t Pass Omnibust Without a Fight
Don’t expect conservatives in Congress to swallow the bipartisan $1 trillion spending bill, which is funding all of former President Obama’s priorities.
GOP to Pro-Life Voters: What Planned Parenthood Defunding?
At the 44th annual March for Life this past January, Vice President Pence told thousands of eager, dedicated marchers that “life is winning again in America.”
World’s Oldest Woman Shares Her Secret for Living Long
A 117-year-old Jamaican woman recently became the world’s oldest living person. She’s still able to be up and around a bit and talk with lucidity. Her secret?
Trump Saves US-Allied Syrian Christians From Turkish Invasion
We complain when politicians do the wrong thing, or when they fail to do what is needed.
Planned Parenthood Admitted Abortion ‘Kills the Life of a Baby’
Planned Parenthood touts in-facility abortions as “a very safe, simple and common procedure.”
What’s at Stake in Trump Meeting With Palestinian Leader
President Donald Trump will meet with the leader of the Palestinian Authority this week, ahead of his first trip to Israel expected later this month.
Trump’s Agriculture Chief Tosses out Michelle Obama’s School Lunch Rules
Former first lady Michelle Obama’s dictates on school lunches were thrown out by one of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet members.