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August 2, 2022

Okay, so the “transitory inflation” wasn’t really transitory and the current mild recession isn’t really a recession. Yes sir, Mr. Ruling Class.

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Still, the Fed raised interest rates twice in the last two months and the stock market is… Wow, ticking up!

Now over at Conservative Tree House, Sundance thinks it’s all a cunning plan by the Davos jet set. Hey, they knew that inflation wasn’t transitory; it’s all part of the plan.

I don’t agree: I don’t think that our lords and masters are that smart. Janet Yellen? Jerome Powell? Ron Klain? Klausi baby? Anyone? And I think the “tell” is all the fuss and feathers about whether inflation is transitory or not, and whether the recession is really a recession or not.

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See, in my insurrectionist mind, a ruling class that is solid in the saddle doesn’t stoop to argue about the definition of a recession. It doesn’t need to.

Yes, but how do we strike the next insurrectionist blow?

Donald Devine, Reagan’s head of the Office of Personnel Management, thinks we should rearrange the deck chairs on the bureaucratic Titanic.

Theodore Roosevelt Malloch thinks the answer is “Going on Offense,” including personnel ready to go, an action plan on issues, and going nuclear on day one: “We indict loads of criminal Democrats.”

And here’s something I interpreted from Art Laffer addressing the kids at a Young America’s Foundation event.

Every time you raise taxes on a rich guy you shrink the economy by the amount of jobs that guy would have created.