Most Clicked This Week
- While many Jews support more refugees: “In the Paris region, there are virtually no more Jewish pupils attending public schools”...attributing their absence to “a bad atmosphere of harassment, insults and assaults” against Jews"
- IfNotNow (an anti-Israel group) attacks Democratic ally Rep Betty McCollum (an anti-Israel congresswoman) over Minneapolis rioting
- "Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee Donald Trump, are the weakest candidates to have ever stood for the highest office in the land. Their rise is a testament to the weakening, if not the unraveling of the glue that has held America together since the Civil War"
- #BLM “in essence, a racist, anti-capitalist, and anti-democratic movement that should be exposed and fought”
- Iran regime change: “One possible scenario, hinging on the unprecedented ability of the United States and Israel to carry out precision strikes from drones and advanced manned aircraft”
- University of Illinois Chicago: "The expression “Jewish Privilege” is particularly chilling for Jews, of course, because Jews are so disproportionately successful in many realms of competition"
- This year, Jews are facing a challenging situation that may prevent them from properly exercising their religious traditions
- The giant stone circles in the Middle East no one can explain
Tag Archives: Arthur Laffer
The Laffer Curve turns 40: the legacy of a controversial idea
WASHINGTON POST by Stephen Moore December 26, 2014 It was 40 years ago this month that two of President Gerald Ford’s top White House advisers, Dick Cheney and Don Rumsfeld, gathered for a steak dinner at the Two Continents restaurant … Continue reading →
ArchitectGuy on Israel 