Bruddah IZ
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Dictators don't normally reduce the amount of taxes you pay. Dictators don't normally reduce the amount of taxes the companies you work for pay. Dictators don't normally reduce regulations. What exactly is he dictating? Need a hint?
Essential Economics for Politicians
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How does it feel to never make any sense?
Hüsker Dü
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Although, "There are fine people . . . on both sides, on both sides." Those who scream lock him up are as bad as those that scream no collusion (as if that's the only thing Mueller is looking into).
Hüsker Dü
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It's "a move", "a game", "an operation", "a grift", "a scam", "a hustle" . . . it's a con. You do know what the 'con' in "con artist" is short for right?
Bruddah IZ
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Don't know. You asked the question. How does it feel?
Bruddah IZ
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Now I get who you were responding to.
Bruddah IZ
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Let's Take a Look at the Latest World Rankings for Liberty
America's score has improved, but not enough.
As you can see, America’s #17 ranking is a function of our position for economic freedom (#11) and our position for personal freedom (#24).
For what it’s worth, America’s worst score is for “civil justice,” which basically measures rule of law. It’s embarrassing that we’re weak in that category, but not overly surprising.
Anyhow, here’s how the U.S. score has changed over time.
America's score has improved, but not enough.
As you can see, America’s #17 ranking is a function of our position for economic freedom (#11) and our position for personal freedom (#24).
For what it’s worth, America’s worst score is for “civil justice,” which basically measures rule of law. It’s embarrassing that we’re weak in that category, but not overly surprising.
Anyhow, here’s how the U.S. score has changed over time.
Hüsker Dü
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We have always known you aren't good with comprehension . . . backing your assertions . . . explaining anything in your own words . . . history . . . math . . . investing . . . to be continued . . .
Hüsker Dü
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So that means you should be a big Obama fan as when his policies started truly taking form we gained freedom, eh?Let's Take a Look at the Latest World Rankings for Liberty
America's score has improved, but not enough.
As you can see, America’s #17 ranking is a function of our position for economic freedom (#11) and our position for personal freedom (#24).
For what it’s worth, America’s worst score is for “civil justice,” which basically measures rule of law. It’s embarrassing that we’re weak in that category, but not overly surprising.
Anyhow, here’s how the U.S. score has changed over time.
Let's Take a Look at the Latest World Rankings for Liberty
America's score has improved, but not enough.
As you can see, America’s #17 ranking is a function of our position for economic freedom (#11) and our position for personal freedom (#24).
For what it’s worth, America’s worst score is for “civil justice,” which basically measures rule of law. It’s embarrassing that we’re weak in that category, but not overly surprising.
Anyhow, here’s how the U.S. score has changed over time.
Cato Institute? Sucker.
I was responding to you.
Bruddah IZ
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Bruddah IZ
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Silly me. Thanks for the clarification.
Bruddah IZ
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No. Fraser Institute.... E-reader
Now I know who you were responding to.
Multi Sport
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What makes you believe he wants to be a dictator? I'm not a Trump fan but I am a fan of some of the things he is trying to do. What's wrong with trying to secure our boarders with a wall? Other Presidents and Presidential candidates wanted a fence/barrier. I think a wall is a better barrier then a fence.
But back to President Trump wanting to be a dictator. I see no evidence of that.
Not a t fan? You're not fooling anybody.
Bruddah IZ
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Did you read it?
Bruddah IZ
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From the acknowledgement page:
Fred McMahon of the Fraser Institute once again served as an assiduous project editor, whose expertise
and careful eye improved the quality of the report. His work on the topic of freedom and his management of many of the scholarly seminars that led up to this publication played a key role in the creation of the index. We thank him for his collegiality, discipline, and valuable insights.
I love it when you post things that you don’t read.....again.
Fred McMahon of the Fraser Institute once again served as an assiduous project editor, whose expertise
and careful eye improved the quality of the report. His work on the topic of freedom and his management of many of the scholarly seminars that led up to this publication played a key role in the creation of the index. We thank him for his collegiality, discipline, and valuable insights.
I love it when you post things that you don’t read.....again.