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We’re not in a good place for November

June 8, 2026 by Richard Schulman Leave a Comment

Numerous unforced errors by President Donald Trump have created the danger of a Democratic takeover of the House of Representatives and even the Senate in the upcoming November 2026 elections. If the Democrats succeed, there will be grave consequences. President Trump promised no lawfare in his second administration, but dishonored that pledge by pursuing suits […]

Filed Under: Iran, Iran, News, Protectionism, Trade  Tagged: Classical Liberals, Conservatives, Democratic Party, Libertarians, November 2026 elections, One-party state, Republican Party

New Classical-Liberal Third Party Needed

March 31, 2024 by Richard Schulman Leave a Comment

The US urgently needs a classical-liberal, third party alternative to the unsatisfactory defense, trade, immigration, and debt policies and candidates of the two major parties.

Filed Under: Policy, US Political Parties  Tagged: classical-liberalism, Democratic Party, Republican Party

In lumber dispute, WTO sides with Canada

August 31, 2020 by Richard Schulman Leave a Comment

This week’s report with trade correspondent L.C. covers US trade developments with Canada (lumber), Vietnam (tires), Brazil (steel), and Taiwan (FTA); the Republican convention; and Japan-Australia-India talks for “supply chain resilience” A WTO dispute settlement panel has found that the US erred in determining that Canadian softwood lumber was unfairly subsidized and that it therefore […]

Filed Under: Trade  Tagged: Brazil, Canada, currency devaluation, lumber, Republican Party, steel, Taiwan, Vietnam

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