Kamala Harris, Democrats, and their legacy media sycophants profess they are the only true guardians of America’s democracy. Here are some compelling reasons why voters should instinctively be wary of those claiming superior ethics and morals.
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My Summer Job Driving a Toronto Taxi
In the summer of 1976, I drove a taxi in my native Toronto during my summer college break. Unlike Kamala Harris’s supposed summer job working at McDonald’s, driving a taxi for me was a life changing experience.
Karen Lynch’s Well Deserved CVS Lynching
In the heyday of the Wall Street Journal when the publication was the gold standard of American journalism, the newspaper’s page one stories were a delight to read. They often began with a telling anecdote that alerted readers about the subject they were about to read, and some of the…
The Bell (Hopefully) Tolls for CBS News
If the Democratic party retained me for communications advice on how best to defeat Donald Trump, my urgent counsel would be for Kamala Harris to order her legacy media myrmidons to immediately cease doing interviews with JD Vance. Say what you want about Vance and his policies, the guy is…
A Tale of a Good and Very Bad Union Leader
Teamsters President Sean O’Brien and UAW President Shawn Fain are both union leaders. Unfortunately for America’s unionized automotive workers, that’s about all the two men have in common.
Why I So Admire and Respect Costco
Reading up on Costco today, I imagined how wonderful it might be to outsource the entire U.S. government to the company.
Ford’s Heroic Diss to Human Rights Campaign
A much-feared gay rights group’s unfounded and unwarranted smear of Ford Motor Co. cannot go unchallenged. While Ford isn’t the first company to stand up to the bullying tactics of the Human Rights Campaign, here’s why HRC’s leader was unhinged by the automaker’s brave decision not to continuing working with her organization.
The Passing of dot.com Era Legend Paul Cook
My tribute to famed Michigan money manager Paul Cook, who during the dot.com era became a media celebrity for being among the first to appreciate the disruptive potential of the internet and for a time generated triple digit returns. I’m proud of my footnote role in Cook’s success.
Automotive Bidenomics: Clunkers for the Masses
Buying a car is the second biggest purchase most Americans make. Thanks to Bidenomics, almost one in four Americans can only afford a vehicle that’s ten years or older and the percentage is fast increasing.
Understandably, Americans who can only afford older vehicles judiciously avoid GM and Ford models.
The Quiet Humility of SpaceX’s Gwynne Shotwell
Why SpaceX President and COO Gwynne Shotwell and her two lead engineers, Sarah Gillis and Anna Menon, are three of the most inspiring leaders in corporate America.