Last year, the World Economic Forum (“Davos”) announced that it was launching what it modestly referred to as the “Great Reset” initiative:

Last year, the World Economic Forum (“Davos”) announced that it was launching what it modestly referred to as the “Great Reset” initiative:

President Joe Biden’s policies, announced in the first days of his administration, potentially could kill millions of jobs, according to estimates from both government and private studies.

API’s Frank Macchiarola said Saturday that President Joe Biden’s energy policies will hurt workers, American families, and the economy.

Joe Biden signed a boatload of executive orders on his first day and I’m going to do a breakdown later about how much it’s going to cost us. But immediately there was a big cost to one of those orders: killing the Keystone Pipeline.

As we approach Joe Biden’s inauguration, suddenly we are beginning to see Democrat mayors and governors across the country now insist that we must begin to open up the economy as quickly as possible. They have switched course like this, with timing as convenient as this, and they apparently expect us not to notice.

There are at least four Trump initiatives that Biden should retain, which would help the country, both domestically and internationally.

The country this year which has been most ravaged by Covid-19 – losing a shocking 1,600 people in every million to the virus at the time of writing – is Belgium. Source: Lockdown: a deadly, failed experiment – spiked

The war on red meat, spearheaded by vegetarians (and then vegans) has been going on for years. More recently, the climate warriors have joined in. A decade or so ago, the idea that climate change might have been used as a justification for either banishing meat from the table — or repricing it so that it was treated as an...

n the early stages of the pandemic, there was a lot of discussion about a V-shaped economic recovery. Well, at least with respect to state and local government tax receipts, it’s a perfect V. Source: Actually, State and Local Government Revenues Are Looking Pretty Good