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Issue #44 | January 2021

Will 2021 Hit the Mark?

A new year, a new president, a new vaccine – all in the first month. 2021 is not messing around! We're excited to turn the page too... And we've got another fantastic issue crammed with original content and phenomenal writers, covering politics and finance with our own American Consequences twist.

Featuring:

Dr. Steve Sjuggerud, Rachel Bovard, John Tamny

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January 2021

Predictions for the New Year

We asked some of the brightest and most successful analysts and writers at Stansberry Research, our publishing partner, what they predict 2021 will bring… From bitcoin to cannabis, Melt Ups to crashes, and COVID...

Stansberry Research Editors

January 2021

“When Art Means Business.”

Hank Blaustein: Caricatures of the Free Market in Freehand By P.J. O’Rourke It turns out that one of the most influential observers of modern American business and finance is Rembrandt (1606 to 1669). To explain:...

P. J. O’Rourke

January 2021

We’re All Forced to Choose

Big Business Shouldn’t Infringe on Anyone’s Rights By Dan Ferris Few things irk me more than politicians, government officials, or others in positions of power meddling in places where they shouldn’t...

Dan Ferris

January 2021

The Swamp Wins Again

By Sebastian Gorka, PhD The coronavirus is real. Trust me, it canceled my Christmas. Two days before we were meant to celebrate the birth of Christ, my sensible wife decided to get the whole family tested as we would...

Sebastian Gorka PhD

January 2021

The Biden Administration…

A Hit?… a Miss?… or a Dud? By John Podhoretz Joe Biden begins his presidency in a position that’s both strong and weak. Strong… His party holds the majority in both houses of Congress. He won...

John Podhoretz

January 2021

Three Reasons True Conservatives Will Love President Joe Biden

By Kim Iskyan In a hyperpolarized America, it’s easy to overlook our similarities – the aims and objectives that Americans share, regardless of political tint and slant. As the Trump era fades away...

Kim Iskyan

January 2021

The Dude Abidens

Joe just has to show up to be a success By Buck Sexton It will be a truly magical moment when our 46th president, Joe Biden, is sworn in on January 20. For the first time in history, a man who has been known for decades...

Buck Sexton

January 2021

Yes! You Should Get the COVID-19 Vaccine

By Dave Lashmet A persuasive essay in two parts. Part one is about you. Part two is about everyone else. So, let’s start with you… Yes, you want to take the COVID-19 vaccine. Two American drug-development...

Dave Lashmet

January 2021

A Tea Party at Bretton Woods

By Trish Regan As we turned through the gates onto the long, winding mountain driveway, I stared up at a massive white hotel complete with Spanish Renaissance-style red roof titles… I’d never seen anything...

Trish Regan

January 2021

Socialism, Not Debt, Causes Economic Collapse

“An inflation always creates winners and losers, redistributing wealth.” – Robert L. Bartley, The Seven Fat Years By John Tamny In 1819, England’s debt-to-GDP ratio reached 261%. Think about this...

John Tamny

January 2021

Party Realignment

Radical Republicans, Corporate Democrats? By Shane Devine Historically, white-collar business professionals were usually Republican, and the blue-collar working classes were Democrats. But this has been gradually...

Shane Devine

January 2021

Energy Stocks Are the Best Contrarian Bet You Can Make Today

By Dr. Steve Sjuggerud “Those deer are going into a rut,” my friend Cactus told me as we drove along the fence line of his ranch on our way in from the airport. “A rut, ooh, is that bad? Are the deer...

Dr. Steve Sjuggerud

January 2021

We Must Break Up Big Tech

It’s The Greatest Private Threat to Liberty in Our Modern Age By Rachel Bovard I haven’t always seen Big Tech as a big problem… Libertarian-leaning conservatives like me, who came of age under the...

Rachel Bovard

January 2021

America’s Teeter-Tottering Democracy

“A fool’s tongue is long enough to cut his throat.” 17th-century proverb Letter from the Editor: Editor in Chief P.J. O’Rourke Storming the Capitol Building was an attack on libertarian...

P. J. O’Rourke

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