Category Archives: Poli-Finance

A Tariff Rebuke and Supreme Failure

Posted on February 21, 2026 by Curtis Greco

While the Supreme Court’s Decision on Tariffs is in line with the outcome we anticipated what I didn’t expect are the rambling narratives, the unholy bias of congenitally embedded ignorance which is why I believe Supreme Court Justice may have reached the point where a detailed performance review may be required to determine if their scope of powers is in desperate need of review most particularly in the case where litigation is deliberately promulgated for the express purpose of using the Senior Court to affect policy. Frankly, it would have been a far better outcome had the Court decided not to hear the case. As it is what they’ve done is to scatter dysfunction to every corner of the constitutional compass. Unintended or as foray into a yet to be defined form of judicial brilliance the fact is they’ve caused a seismic rift in Foreign Policy, International Relations, the Nation’s Economic Standing, Financial Markets, Presidential Powers, Separation of Powers, Fiscal Order and I’m sure there are more but this schedule should do nicely, for now.  Read more...

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Progressive Fascism; More Than Open Border Policy

Posted on May 3, 2021 by Curtis Greco

In the world, where effect always follows cause, its best to think of an “Open Border Policy” as a welcome mat for national subduction, the end of sovereign identity.

“Money has no allegiance other than to the making of more money….”

In geological terms, subduction refers to how the Earth’s crust, in simplest terms, recycles itself. The earth’s crust is made up of a series of “plates” (a.k.a., “tectonic plates”) that make up the earth’s surface (continents and of course the ocean floor).  A “Subduction Zone” is the area where plates converge the denser of the two diving under the other and down into the mantle of the planet. An example of this is the West Coast of the U.S. where the Pacific Plate (Ocean) is slowly diving under the Continental (North American) Plate.  Read more...

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Biden Chasing a Tail of Lies

Posted on March 26, 2021 by Curtis Greco

Biden Chasing a Tail of Lies! | While Biden’s made his Political Bones backing one policy failure after another he’s managed to do so with little public scrutiny much like the mold or unholy bacteria growing in the porous grout-lines of a public restroom floor; now, sadly, he’s brought the same skillset to the 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. aided by the guiding light of intellectual derelicts such as Jen “I’ll circle back to you” Psaki, byrlcreem-filled bagmen such as Biden’s Secretary of State Blinken or, worst of all, the ferociously accommodating media.  Read more...

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American Rescue Plan Act of 2021

Posted on March 12, 2021 by Curtis Greco

Not much to offer, complimentary or otherwise, about the latest “rescue” plan that I’ve not previously opined; Congress has an unholy addiction to excess and as to the American People, one third is itself equally addicted, one third doesn’t care and the sufficiently disenfranchised representing the remaining third hasn’t yet figured out how to overcome the dead-weighted noose of the others.

One thing, however, that remains positively promising is the talent pool responsible for populating the advertising airwaves with supremely annoying names assigned to medications they pimp the public. Congress must be using the same group for manufacturing titles for Bills they pass; “American Rescue Plan?” Oh My!  Read more...

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When Stimulus Isn’t!

Posted on May 6, 2020 by Curtis Greco

Spending, at the Federal Level is either Wealth Consumption or Debt Creation; often it’s both. Government is rarely, if ever, capable of Investing primarily because Politicians use the Government’s ability to tax as a form of political vice the consequence of which is that nothing is ever created that inures a recurring monetary benefit either to the government or to the taxpayer who pays for it. If these statements/observations weren’t true then there’d be no 24 Trillion and growing federal debt and 200 plus Trillion in unfunded mandates.  Read more...

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