...in additional unusual moves, Fed Chair Jerome Powell and Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari both asked for Congressional Action... This is a sign of panic...
Initially, we were told that the coronavirus lockdowns would just “temporarily” disrupt the U.S. economy, but now it is becoming clear that a lot of the damage will be permanent.
The dealer sprays the dice with a bottle of disinfectant and a masked gambler leans into the craps table, his cheekbones raised in a grin. "Leave 'em wet," he tells the dealer. "They won't roll as much."
By promoting liberty, not by calling for the death of capitalism and the free market as we hear all too often. Economic freedom is most needed precisely when we have to deal with a serious crisis...
The future won't be as placid, secure and predictable as the status quo would have you believe... nothing can stop the unraveling of all that was foolishly presumed to be permanent...
