What’s Twenty or Thirty Cents Among Friends?

By John F. Di Leo December 17, 2018 A.D.   The bankrupt city of Chicago’s outgoing Mayor, Rahm Emanuel, and the bankrupt state of Illinois’ incoming governor, J.B. Pritzker, are calling for a huge increase in Illinois’ gas tax, ostensibly to […]

By Unanimous Vote, Delaware Set the Stage for Success

by John F. Di Leo December 7, 2018 A.D. Reflections on the anniversary of the first ratification convention’s conclusion… On December 7, 1787, at Elizabeth Battel’s Golden Fleece Tavern in Dover, Delaware, the state of Delaware became the first state to ratify the new […]

Perfect Timing for Corrections in International Trade

By John F. Di Leo November 30, 2018 A.D. Reflections on the latest summit in the southern hemisphere… The heads of state of the USA, Mexico and Canada signed the new NAFTA 2.0 – the USMCA – early Friday morning […]

Criminal Justice Reform, and Confronting Reality

By John F. Di Leo  November 19, 2018 A.D.  For the past few cycles, the Democratic Party has added what they call “criminal justice reform” to their campaign platforms, and President Donald Trump has recently joined the call, in part. There […]

A Seat at the Table, and CNN’s Embarrassing Presumption

By John F. Di Leo November 14, 2018 A.D. As tempers flare in Washington this November, with the dust settling on late-night midterm results and vote fraud occurs in broad daylight… we see an unusual dispute in the news.  This […]