Brady A. Campbell
@bacampbellsoup.bsky.social
center-right realist
Pinned
94% capitalism
93% minarchism
92% classical liberalism
91% economic liberalism
90% fiscal conservatism
89% federalism
88% fusionism
87% neoliberalism
86% conservative liberalism
85% republicanism
84% individualism
83% market fundamentalism
82% constitutionalism
93% minarchism
92% classical liberalism
91% economic liberalism
90% fiscal conservatism
89% federalism
88% fusionism
87% neoliberalism
86% conservative liberalism
85% republicanism
84% individualism
83% market fundamentalism
82% constitutionalism
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The talk of using tariffs to “rescue” US manufacturing is divorced from reality and the evidence. American manufacturing has thrived because of trade, not tariffs.
A Supreme Court ruling against President Trump’s emergency tariff powers would strengthen both industry and the rule of law.
A Supreme Court ruling against President Trump’s emergency tariff powers would strengthen both industry and the rule of law.
Ending Trump's IEEPA Tariffs Would Bolster Manufacturing and the Rule of Law
Ahead of a Supreme Court case examining the president’s ability to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, the Trump administration has attempted to portray the tariffs as necessary to rescue American manufacturing. But the sector isn’t struggling, and tariffs are far more of a hindrance than help.
www.cato.org
November 4, 2025 at 7:20 PM
The talk of using tariffs to “rescue” US manufacturing is divorced from reality and the evidence. American manufacturing has thrived because of trade, not tariffs.
A Supreme Court ruling against President Trump’s emergency tariff powers would strengthen both industry and the rule of law.
A Supreme Court ruling against President Trump’s emergency tariff powers would strengthen both industry and the rule of law.
94% capitalism
93% minarchism
92% classical liberalism
91% economic liberalism
90% fiscal conservatism
89% federalism
88% fusionism
87% neoliberalism
86% conservative liberalism
85% republicanism
84% individualism
83% market fundamentalism
82% constitutionalism
93% minarchism
92% classical liberalism
91% economic liberalism
90% fiscal conservatism
89% federalism
88% fusionism
87% neoliberalism
86% conservative liberalism
85% republicanism
84% individualism
83% market fundamentalism
82% constitutionalism
November 3, 2025 at 4:31 AM
94% capitalism
93% minarchism
92% classical liberalism
91% economic liberalism
90% fiscal conservatism
89% federalism
88% fusionism
87% neoliberalism
86% conservative liberalism
85% republicanism
84% individualism
83% market fundamentalism
82% constitutionalism
93% minarchism
92% classical liberalism
91% economic liberalism
90% fiscal conservatism
89% federalism
88% fusionism
87% neoliberalism
86% conservative liberalism
85% republicanism
84% individualism
83% market fundamentalism
82% constitutionalism
Reposted by Brady A. Campbell
Heading into the final stretch as the Netherlands prepares to stage a whirlwind vote tomorrow, the country’s far right, center left and liberals are neck-and-neck in the polls.
Dutch election promises to be a nail-biter, final polls predict
With one day to go before the Netherlands elects a new parliament, three parties are expected to win 23 seats each.
www.politico.eu
October 28, 2025 at 7:03 PM
Heading into the final stretch as the Netherlands prepares to stage a whirlwind vote tomorrow, the country’s far right, center left and liberals are neck-and-neck in the polls.