Despite promises to “Drain the Swamp,” it looks like the various swamp flora and fauna continue to proliferate. What would it take to actually “drain the swamp”? Is DJT even capable of it? See Program Notes, below, for all the stories, etc., I plan to discuss.
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Program Notes
The Next Revolution w/Steve Hilton
Trump Loyalist Mixes Businesses and Access at ‘Advisory’ Firm
Want to really “Drain the Swamp”? Then don’t allow govt. to pick winners & losers. https://t.co/0qWHjxnuAo
— Amy Peikoff 🇺🇸 (@AmyPeikoff) August 2, 2017
Quotations from Bastiat’s “The Law”
“The purpose of the law is *not* to prevent a future offense, but to punish the one actually committed.”
— Ayn Rand Bot (@AynRandBot) July 31, 2017
Sobering news for $15 minimum-wage boosters HT Timothy Sandefur on Twitter
Anthem leaves SoCal as health insurance rates set to rise 13 percent in 2018 HT Mark Nitikman
What the ‘Government Schools’ Critics Really Mean
Rep. Justin Amash: The Two-Party System Needs to Die HT Rob Abiera
Remember all those left-wing pundits who drooled over Venezuela?
John Kelly, Asserting Authority, Fires Anthony Scaramucci HT Benjamin Chayes
Don't Let It Go 
“The complete bankruptcy of intelligence exhibited in these representative pronouncements from our upper class should make a clean sweep of the notion so often advanced to account for the low level of our general culture, that our best minds nowadays go into business. They do not. They do not go anywhere. There is nowhere for them to go. Our society has made no place for the individual who is able to think, who is, in the strict sense of the word, intelligent; it merely tosses him into the rubbish-heap, while picking out the stupidest millionaire in sight and placing him in the White House to the accompaniment of a deafening fanfare of adulation for his almost superhuman abilities. ” — Albert Jay Nock