The Newsletter

  • Saudi oil 

    Recently, Saudi Arabia told the White House it would be willing to boost its oil production early next year if crude prices are still high. This move is seen as targeting goodwill in congress for a deal in which the Saudi Arabia would recognize Israel and in return get a defense pact with the U.S. …

  • Consumer Confidence

    The American economy is built on consumption growth and materialism is the core of the economy and the American soul. It is estimated that in the U.S., corporations’ marketing spending is around $481 billion annually. The most growing segment is digital marketing not surprisingly. Marketing is driving sales so people will buy more and if…

  • American inequality 

    There is supposed to be a difference between the democrats and the republicans when it comes to the view on the subject inequality. Democrats are blue collar workers, minorities, intellectuals, globalists and working for a better world. Republicans are white wealthy people, nationalists, and working for more prosperity for themselves and for the U.S., regardless…

  • Supreme court business impact

    The Supreme Court recently upended established equal protection law with its decision in SFFA v. Harvard and SFFA v. UNC, effectively eliminating the use of affirmative action in college admissions.  The 6-3 Supreme Court vote will effectively be eliminating the use of affirmative action, admission based on race, in college admissions. Will there be an…

  • Age and politics

    Age has increasingly become a political topic in Washington. Recently, the 90-year-old senator from California, Dianne Feinstein, seems completely confused in a senate meeting and did not take any questions later in the day as she was pushed in a wheelchair out to a waiting car. Her term is up in 2025 and she is…