You may have missed this little brouhaha over the Thanksgiving weekend. We posted an analysis of a deeply flawed (dare I say...
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@TBPInvictus here (link is now to Bluesky) Let’s cut to the chase: A Hoover Institution analysis of California private job...
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Well, that was interesting. Every presidential election in the United States, regardless of the outcome, offers something...
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What do the Great Depression, the Great Financial Crisis, the Stagflationary 1970s, and the upcoming 10-years have in...
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I have very vivid memories of Superstorm Sandy in NY. It was the 18th named storm of 2012, the 10th hurricane, and the 2nd major...
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One source of annoyance over the past year has been the blind media parroting of national and local polling. These...
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I used to spill a lot of ink about how terrible the Harvard Endowment was, especially their heavy overweight in Hedge...
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In celebration of Abbey Road being released 55 years ago today (September 26, 1969), here is a short,...
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My keynote at the Greater Kansas City FPA Symposium 2024 is above. They are a great group of people, and very motivated to serve...
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I have been a consistent critic of survey “data” and polling, along with traditional measures of sentiment. There are...
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