…. “It’s not to say that wholesalers have no impact on the marketplace from a pricing and affordability perspective, but it’s just that most of what they do will impact…

…Truthout. I reposted this one commentary and an early one by Kip because I am starting to see more activity on Value Based medicine. It is worthwhile to go over…

…nature of No Labels and the apparent inevitability of their role as spoilers who will propel even a Trump awaiting trial for numerous criminal acts into the White House. I…

…happened to know the approximate answer (I didn’t recall the exact date which turns out to be a few years later than I thought). As is usual, the Socialist Party…

…securities “in fact fall under the same classification.” They’re (fixed-price) securities. Money assets. (For me at least, “types of money itself” is incomprehensible.) And this leads to my next recommendation: in…

…and errors of composition. Both can be the basis for a problematic belief — that individual actions and results can be summed simplistically to identical collective actions and results. That erroneous belief…

…whether Meijer was actually in the Capitol complex on Jan. 6, 2021, as he’d claimed. “I have a photo I took in the House,” Meijer said, trying to defend himself…

…By that I mean, the term fascism, fascist, etc. is becoming a popular term in people’s commentary, and is not a scary label when applied anymore. The not so supreme…

…have over $200 billion in revenue and more than 40,000 private label brands, and own and operate brands such as Safeway, Ralphs, Smith’s, Harris Teeter, Dillons, Fred Meyer, Vons, Kings,…

…general merchandise stores, haven’t. That could, he cautions, be a reflection of consumer choice—customers might have changed their preferences to items that are more profitable, such as private-label brands. Regardless,…