Confessions Of A Money Printer
A surprising column appeared in The Wall Street Journal this week. Written by former Federal Reserve official Andrew Huszar, the piece is a mea culpa
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Boeing: “Mack Daddy” Blues In North Charleston
Boeing’s South Carolina Dreamliner assembly plant is struggling to keep up with its already delayed production quotas, multiple sources at the heavily taxpayer-subsidized facility tell
More U.S. Military Insanity
The U.S. Department of Defense has shelled out $150 million to Afghan companies “accused of helping to finance terrorist attacks on American soldiers and facilities,”
3.5 Minutes Of Bill Connor
Three days ago this website broke the news that Orangeburg, S.C. attorney and Afghan War veteran Bill Connor’s would join the 2014 Republican primary race for
Ignore That Glow In The Upstate
In an incident that hopefully won’t spawn any three-eyed fish (Simpsons reference), a nuclear reactor owned by Duke Energy – a.k.a. the Barack Obama Energy Co.
West Virginia Scored Again!
So here’s James P. “Jim” Clements – who was chosen today as the fifteenth president of Clemson University. How was Clements selected? By the school’s board
SC Crony Capitalism: A Big Pile Of …
Last month we informed readers of a pair of taxpayer-funded “economic development wins” that actually turned out to be big losses … specifically 330 promised
Libertarian Ideology Explored
In case you haven’t noticed, the Republican Party is dead. The fatal wound was administered in 2008 by former president George W. Bush – who
U.S. Consumers: Tapped Out?
The economy grew at a 2.8 percent annualized rate in the third quarter, reports the Bureau of Economic Analysis, up from 2.5 percent in the
“State Of Calamity” In Philippines
Super Typhoon Haiyan is likely to have left more than 10,000 people dead in the Philippines – even though government figures officially list the death