
Jeffrey Tucker
President at Brownstone Institute
Daily Contributor at The Epoch Times
Prez @brownstoneinst. Author/publisher https://t.co/Q0SHhihQdJ Daily @epochtimes https://t.co/bo8cI11ujC Speaking: https://t.co/2YmZPtXaQo
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1 day ago |
theepochtimes.com | Jeffrey Tucker
CommentaryManhattan is a great place to visit but you sure don’t want to vote there. The recent mayoral primary for the Democratic Party pitted a discredited lockdown practitioner and former governor against a purveyor of old-style socialist economics in which everything we want comes to us for free. The latter guy won, though he will likely be defeated in the general election by the incumbent who is running as an independent. Jeffrey A.
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2 days ago |
theepochtimes.com | Jeffrey Tucker
CommentaryHave you known someone who is perpetually disgruntled and cannot be made happy no matter what? I have. They hate their jobs. They hate their homes or apartments. They hate the store, the food, the weather, the music, the machines, the people. They are deeply wounded by something and the tendency to whinge about everything becomes a daily and hourly habit. Jeffrey A.
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2 days ago |
sgtreport.com | Jeffrey Tucker
by Jeffrey A. Tucker, Brownstone:Recall that the Covid fiasco went into overdrive when Neil Ferguson of Imperial College London generated a wildly incorrect estimate of the fatality rate of the virus from China. He had two forecasts, one without lockdowns (death everywhere) and one with (not terrible). The idea was to inspire the replication of the CCP’s extreme methods of people control in the West. That model, first shared in classified realms, flipped the narrative.
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3 days ago |
theepochtimes.com | Jeffrey Tucker
CommentaryI have predicted many times that the hope of restoring American manufacturing would ultimately falter on unforeseen grounds. Namely, there simply aren’t enough working-age people in the United States who know how to do stuff, care enough to do it, have the work ethic or mental discipline to make it through one full day’s work, or otherwise feel the inspiration to make themselves useful. Jeffrey A.
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3 days ago |
brownstone.org | Jeffrey Tucker
Recall that the Covid fiasco went into overdrive when Neil Ferguson of Imperial College London generated a wildly incorrect estimate of the fatality rate of the virus from China. He had two forecasts, one without lockdowns (death everywhere) and one with (not terrible). The idea was to inspire the replication of the CCP’s extreme methods of people control in the West. That model, first shared in classified realms, flipped the narrative.
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