Dominic Pino
Political Journalist at National Review
Thomas L. Rhodes Journalism Fellow, @NR_Institute/@NRO | Host of Econception @aier | From WI, which does not border Canada | Tweets are mine, not my employer's
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1 week ago |
nationalreview.com | Dominic Pino
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nationalreview.com | Dominic Pino
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washingtonpost.com | Dominic Pino
The Indy 500 can run just fine without a tax break (washingtonpost.com) The Indy 500 can run just fine without a tax break By Dominic Pino 2025052510300900 In most circumstances, "it's the month of May" is an anodyne statement about the time of year. For fans of auto racing, however, it's one of the most exciting sentences you can hear.
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2 weeks ago |
businessandamerica.com | Dominic Pino
The U.S. had been leading a global movement of fiscal irresponsibility, and now bond traders are telling everyone that time’s up. Source link
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2 weeks ago |
nationalreview.com | Dominic Pino
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This might be an effective message for the Arab audience it is written for. But we in the U.S. should not fool ourselves about who built the "gleaming marvels of Riyadh and Abu Dhabi." It was largely poor South Asian migrant workers.
🚨Excerpts from Trump’s upcoming speech on his vision for the Middle East: “The gleaming marvels of Riyadh and Abu Dhabi were not created by the so-called nation-builders, neo-cons, or liberal non-profits like those who spent trillions failing to develop Kabul and Baghdad.” https://t.co/aOHfklI4gQ
RT @JamesBroughel: Marx wasn't the only economist to mistakenly believe in the labor theory of value. What made him special was how central…
RT @Tim_Andrews: I honestly think that @DominicJPino has a second job side hustle at a hardware store, given how he hits the nail on the he…
