
Ron Hart
Contributor and Syndicated Columnist at The Daily Caller
Ron is a libertarian whose weekly humorous political op-ed column appears in 50 newspapers from L.A. to Florida. He's a private investor and father of three.
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1 week ago |
dailycaller.com | Ron Hart
It was a great Masters Tournament. Rory McIlroy capped a career grand slam by finally winning the Masters in a topsy-turvy manner. He went for it on every hole with dramatic double bogeys and aggressive eagle shots. All the ups and downs were just too much for the wealthy fans of golf. The whole idea of watching golf is to get your mind off the stock market and tariffs. Investing has been a roller coaster. Stocks historically pay off but it is a wild ride.
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1 week ago |
oaoa.com | Ron Hart
With the stock market correcting in response to the uncertainty over tariffs (I’ve been against), we all feel distracted. The markets hit an air pocket in the last five days. When the markets went down under the Dems, the media accepted their explanation that the stock market doesn’t look so bad if you hold the chart upside down. This correction is either in response to the magnitude of the inflationary tariffs, or an aging bull market which was due for a correction.
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2 weeks ago |
timesfreepress.com | Ron Hart
With the stock market correcting in response to the uncertainty over tariffs (I've been against), we all feel distracted. The markets hit an air pocket in the last five days. When the markets went down under the Dems, the media accepted their explanation that the stock market doesn't look so bad if you hold the chart upside down. This correction is either in response to the magnitude of inflationary tariffs, or an aging bull market which was due for a correction.
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2 weeks ago |
dailycaller.com | Ron Hart
With the stock market correcting in response to the uncertainty over tariffs (I’ve been against), we all feel distracted. The markets hit an air pocket in the last five days. When the markets went down under the Dems, the media accepted their explanation that the stock market doesn’t look so bad if you hold the chart upside down. This correction is either in response to the magnitude of the inflationary tariffs, or an aging bull market which was due for a correction.
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2 weeks ago |
oaoa.com | Ron Hart
When you have wasted money for years and built all these entitled agencies that are accountable to no one for their spending, it will be hard to reverse the practice. We spend $2 trillion a year more than we take in. We are $37 trillion in debt. DOGE must be done. The government runs its finances like my broke Drunkle Mac. He told me that his credit score was so low, he had to show an ID to pay cash for something. It will not be easy. Nothing good is.
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