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  • Donald Trump and RFK Jr Have the Same Largest Donor

    02/23/2024 12:52:48 PM PST · by thegagline · 12 replies
    Newsweek ^ | 02/22/2024 | Ewan Plamer
    The biggest individual contributions to Donald Trump's and Robert F. Kennedy Jr's 2024 presidential Super PACs in January both came from the same longtime Republican mega-donor, according to filings. Timothy Mellon, heir to the Mellon banking fortune, donated $5 million to the Trump-aligned MAGA Inc. fundraising attempts in January, as well $5 million to a Super PAC supporting the Democrat-turned-independent's presidential bid the same month, Federal Election Commission (FEC) listings reveal. Mellon, the grandson of former U.S. treasury secretary Andrew Mellon, is known to be a longtime donor to Republicans such as Trump. He gave $20 million to the Trump-aligned...
  • MICHAEL BARONE: WHY NOT THE WORST?

    07/14/2022 7:38:37 AM PDT · by Rummyfan · 7 replies
    Powerline ^ | 14 July 2022 | Scott Johnson
    I asked over the weekend if there has ever been an administration with a less impressive cabinet than President Biden’s and posited that Michael Barone might be able to come up with one. It occurred to me to ask him. For background he cites his column on the Harding administration here (September 2, 2015). Mr. Barone writes:Here’s my take, based in part on a recent visit to the Warren G. Harding Museum and Home in Marion, Ohio. Harding is often rated one of the poorest presidents — quite wrongly in my view, as I have written on other occasions.He did...
  • A Book for Republicans (Thomas Sowell)

    05/21/2012 10:35:27 AM PDT · by jazusamo · 13 replies
    Creators Syndicate ^ | May 22, 2012 | Thomas Sowell
    Democrats have been having a field day with the cry of "tax cuts for the rich" — for which Republicans seem to have no reply. This is especially surprising, because Democrats made the same arguments back in the 1920s, and the Republicans then not only had a reply, but one that eventually carried the day, when the top tax rate was brought down from 73 percent to 24 percent. What was the difference then? The biggest difference is that Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon took the trouble to articulate the case for lower tax rates, in articles that...