President Trump and the US government have an obligation not only to end the war in Afghanistan but also to welcome refugees who helped them in the 17-year war.
The success of entrepreneurs in developing countries at meeting the demand for education is quite impressive, especially when compared to the failures of the government alternative.
In reality, the federal statute book and Code of Federal Regulations are Towers of Babel that contain vast numbers of punitive provisions that unjustly ruin or blight other Americans’ lives.
As with other goods and services, energy’s availability and affordability will depend on whether natural incentives and economic law are respected or hampered by government policy.
Free enterprise creates spontaneous order as people pursuing their own hopes as entrepreneurs, cravings as customers, and interests as traders interact in the marketplace.
If Schultz really wants to make a lasting impact in this country and be viewed as a beacon of reason, he should stay in the private sector and avoid the “swamp†at all costs.