Category Archives: Economics

The DSA’s Achilles Heel

How to destroy them, and humiliate El-Sayed.

And then, sadly, there’s this:

The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have been on an impressive winning streak. From New York City to Los Angeles, it’s the biggest story in politics since you-know-who descended from a golden escalator in 2015. But every now and then, the DSA hits a roadblock.

And when they do, have you noticed that it’s almost NEVER because of economic pushback?

As a lover of free markets and capitalism, I wish it wasn’t so. I wish defending free markets was a winning issue for the GOP — and a galvanizing message for the electorate.

I wish the American people were economically literate.

But they’re not. (And they won’t be ‘til we invest in an educational campaign.) Unfortunately, calling a socialist a socialist doesn’t move the needle anymore.

Yes, as I’ve often said, our disastrous Marxist educational system is the greatest threat to the Republic.

Throttling The Bureaucrats

This may be the most visionary and sensible NASA administrator ever.

[Update a while later]

Jared’s post was presumably in response to this:

Increasing Cadence Ahead

[Tuesday-morning update]

We now have a rough timetable on the schedule.

[Bumped]

Starship Flight 13

had a miracle.

I’d probably characterize it as “progress.” It was the goal, after all.

It was disappointing to lose the booster, but at the rate they’re building them, they can accomplish their mission goals without recovering them; it will just cost more. And I’m sure they’ll work out the final bugs.

[Late-morning update]

For Climate Alarmists

Chris Martz has ten questions:

I’d like to see Michael Mann’s answers.