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1 week ago | thinkamerican.news | Greg Maresca

Pete Rose was not even cold when Major League Baseball’s (MLB) commissioner Rob Manfred lifted his “permanent ban” from the game. Banned for betting on baseball in 1989, Rose predicted he would be reinstated after his death, a wager he never got to collect.  Rose died at 83 in September. Rose is the all-time MLB leader in hits, games played, at-bats, and singles.

2 weeks ago | thinkamerican.news | Joe Kefauver

As a longtime student of political history, I am fascinated with how, over long periods of time, political parties can move their positioning on an issue – sometimes to the polar opposite of where the party was, say, 50 years earlier. Whether it is their positions on foreign policy, world leadership, immigration, taxation or their relationships with Corporate America, our major parties prove themselves to be living, breathing, evolving entities.

4 weeks ago | thinkamerican.news | Greg Maresca

Uncle Sam’s bureaucratic and bloated 438 federal agencies deal with nearly every facet of American life. A pared-down and properly functioning federal government should protect its citizenry by defending and advancing liberty through the rule of law. One way is through a strong and resilient military. Supporting the military is one of the few things Uncle Sam absolutely must do. Team Biden left the world a more dangerous place and America weaker than they found it.

1 month ago | thinkamerican.news | Joe Kefauver

There are probably few policymaking challenges for our elected officials more difficult than balancing the interplay between progress and policy. Innovation is the life blood of any capitalist economy and new ideas, new products and new services keep economies healthy and growing. And if innovation is the lifeblood, consumerism is the engine. There must be people to buy the products the economy creates to keep the circle going.

2 months ago | thinkamerican.news | Greg Maresca

Not only did Disney’s latest film Snow White take a pounding from the critics, but it also lost at the box office. According to The Hollywood Reporter during its opening weekend, the movie grossed $86.1 million falling short of its $100 million goal. With a production budget of $270 million and another $100 million in promotional advertising, Hollywood needs their own version of DOGE.