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JAMES PINKERTON: Can The Past Repeat Itself In This Presidential Election?
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— Aug 4, 2024
Looking for clues as to who will win this presidential election? Some study polls, others prediction markets, maybe even horoscopes. But here’s another way: I took a look at past presidential elections. If that past is…
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JAMES PINKERTON: The Golden Age’s Silver Lining
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— Oct 30, 2025
Democrats have gone full Trump Derangement Syndrome on the 47th president’s plan to build that great, big, beautiful ballroom at the White House. The project will, for sure, add more sheen to Donald Trump’s golden age …
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JAMES P. PINKERTON: Creative Destruction Comes To Trump’s White House
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— Oct 23, 2025
There was an Apt headline by the Daily Caller News Foundation the other day: “Leftists Completely Losing Their Minds Over Trump’s White House Ballroom Construction.” Of course, this latest eruption of Trump Derangement…
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JAMES P. PINKERTON: The Red-Blue Split Is The Key To Keeping The Peace
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— Sep 23, 2025
The news about a second blue-state health alliance is good news for red states, too. How so? Because if blue states can chart their own destiny, then so can red states. And that’s freedom. Specifically, it’s federalism…
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‘Think Of My Dad’: Abdul El-Sayed Defends Campaigning With Obama After Criticizing Him During Presidency
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JAMES P. PINKERTON: The Red-Blue Rumble Comes To Health
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— Sep 4, 2025
The Sept. 3 headline in The New York Times, the perfect place for Democrats to make an announcement: “Snubbing Kennedy, States Announce Plans to Coordinate on Vaccines: Governors in California, Oregon and Washington…
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AP Top 25 College Football Teams
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College football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.
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JAMES P. PINKERTON: Man Up, Canada
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— Mar 10, 2025
Heckuva headline in Canada’s National Poston March 7: “Invading Canada would spark guerrilla fight lasting decades, expert says.” That expert is Dr. Aisha Ahmad, who studies counter-insurgency at the University of…
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JAMES P. PINKERTON: Trump’s ‘Make America Rich Again’ Agenda Could Be A Boon For Just Half The States
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— Oct 1, 2024
There is so much noise in this presidential campaign that it takes effort to notice a signal. That is, a policy initiative that could, as former President Donald Trump said on September 24 , “make America rich again.”…
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JAMES PINKERTON: MAGA And MAHA Can Unite Around Freedom
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— May 5, 2025
Media observers seem eager to draw distinctions between Donald Trump’s MAGA and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s related MAHA—Make America Healthy Again. Commentary aside, actual data helps us to see what Republicans want most…
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JAMES PINKERTON: Harris’ Price Gouging Plan Could Be Campaign Stunt, Or A Slide Toward Venezuelan-Style Socialism
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— Aug 17, 2024
The best thing that can be said about Vice President Kamala Harris’ price-control gouging plan is that it could be just a campaign stunt. After all, the Biden-Harris administration has presided over high inflation, so…
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Irrational choices follow patterns you can measure and redesign
Ariely shows people do not maximize self-interest like classical economics assumes; they repeat the same measurable mistakes—anchoring, free-lure, ownership inflation, and expectation effects—that others can predict and design around.
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JAMES P. PINKERTON: Trump’s Outside The Box Thinking Could Spark Supply-Side Revolution Not Seen Since Reagan
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— Feb 10, 2025
President Donald Trump is opening up new frontiers for wealth creation around the world. How so? By advancing the supply side. A half-century ago, supply-side economics burst onto the national stage thanks to the energy…
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