MicroGroks
There is no one, no one group or even “groups of groups” that could effectively handle the billions of economic decisions that are made daily (or even hourly) by the 320 million residents of America.
Joe Biden has announced that he plans to fix a few things in the first ten days in office. Let’s assume that happens, and he’s not in jail. “Fixed” has a very different meaning to Democrats. For example, their idea of fixing the climate will ruin any economy.
Americans are distressed. In response to this, they are flipping their flags. Displaying them upside down. Showing each other who among them finds the future of the nation critically in danger.
The media is purring and licking its paws after it successfully elected Joe Biden to the White House. The media doesn’t decide these things, but you can’t tell them that. You also can’t make them cover news that contradicts their preferred narratives. Like, how great Trump’s COVID recovery Economy is doing!
What Biden brings should be self evident. Joe Biden’s economic agenda is a Marxist template for control. It would destroy millions of American jobs. His plan would crush economic recovery from the virus.
CATO’s Freedom in the 50 States is out, and as usual, New Hampshire Ranks near the top. This year’s survey put the Granite State at number two for economic and social freedom, behind Florida, but notes that New Hampshire is the most improved state overall.
The World Health Organization has a new concern. They want world leaders to “stop using lockdown as your primary control method.” Their reasoning? It isn’t good for people’s lives and livelihoods. Sound familiar?
That was one of the “issues” that Susan Page (USA Today), the moderator of the VP Debate between VP Pence and Kamala Harris, had on her plate. Problem is, well, you’ll see: SHOT: “Vice President Pence, your administration has been predicting a rapid and robust recovery, but the latest economic reports suggest that is not …
The Bureau of Labor Statistics report for August says the U.S. economy is surging forward in strong recovery mode. September was more of the same. Sure 7.9% is not as pretty in comparison to the 3.5% rate in February. But that was before COVID-19 hit.
OldNHMan decided to just about write a standalone post in the comments under my post on how central planning of an economy is FAR worse than millions of people making decentralized decisions on their own.
