David Bahnsen

The Monday Dividend Cafe looks at the new level of market uncertainty introduced today. https://t.co/DY4OiyNhFJ

As destructive, sloppy, and incoherent tariff policies have taken center stage, supply-side tax reform has taken a backseat. Markets reflect that. https://t.co/KDxVKtcxLG https://t.co/Kyn79nLqwW

One of the great things Pastor Wilson does here is bring back the conversation to a question of standards, and uphold the fact that our defense of classical liberalism, our defense of a certain ethics, our defense of a certain political vision, is, in fact rooted to a very

Douglas Wilson @douglaswils

"Why we must fight like Picts painted blue to get any of it back." https://t.co/0ZovatQQG1 @megbasham @JonahDispatch @realchrisrufo @ManhattanInst

No one should ever believe the two options are being a “beautiful loser” or else “abandoning the means and ends we believe in as conservatives.” Any approach that abandons the conservative project (that is, the free society tethered to American ideals) should be rejected. Any

Megan Basham @megbasham

This entire exchange between Rufo and Jonah Goldberg well worth reading. What it comes down to is that we reached a point of national devolution where a new generation of conservatives represented by Rufo realized that the beautiful losers model of the respectable Right, which

https://t.co/VQ3RAnROqr In a world of counterfeit Gods (my favorite Tim Keller book), the trends and realities described in this article are no surprise. But the pursuit of religion must never be a merely psychological pursuit - an alternative use of time and energy to help

https://t.co/G9HyHY8jVQ Understanding the myth of bond market distress, the true state of the dollar, and the downside tariff risk up against the upside tax bill risk.

That is not exactly his argument, no. But if it were, it’s as bad of an argument as the one I refuted in Capital Record the other day. “Low rates make governments borrow money” is as absurd as saying a “broken scale makes me eat excessive ice cream”

Michael Brendan Dougherty @michaelbd

@DavidBahnsen Isn’t the argument made by Miran and others that they are related because reserve currency (and hegemon) status heavily incentivizes us to issue debt (by lowering rates) and to expand government spending?

Economic ignorance cannot be better manifested than ANY talk of a trade deficit as opposed to FISCAL deficits

Bryan Caplan @bryan_caplan

When U.S. debt/GDP ratio looks like this, we're talking about the TRADE deficit?! https://t.co/TOzAup9Pn8

Why tariffs scream for pursuit of exceptions - the dream of lobbyists. More at https://t.co/BgBU25em6L https://t.co/qngaPqs9yv

https://t.co/KDxVKtbZW8 Are we looking at the biggest tax cut ever? Or the biggest tax increase ever? Or both? Let’s talk trade, tariffs, taxes, bonds, China, and the dollar. Worth the read this beautiful Easter weekend

Whole hit at https://t.co/uqBjEDkHYQ #dividendgrowth https://t.co/Me6VnIDEHk

RT @DrPaulMueller: A Spring Medley: Ski Slopes, Seedlings, and Thoughts on Work and Meaning I briefly discuss @DavidBahnsen's book Full-T…

I had to set this record straight Everyone gets the dollar wrong There’s no excuse to get everything else wrong, too https://t.co/xovp2TVAAC @nro https://t.co/Y1hCwH830I