The market has performed better than reasonably well over that period. If you compared this to stock gains of other sectors, you'd see similar gains.

If the gist is insurers are getting public subsidies, what sectors don't get boosts such as tax breaks, government contracts, research subsidies?

I bought Tom's in the 90s once (before Colgate took over). There was a fly in the tube, not kidding. It sounds like an urban myth. I didn't write the company, didn't ask for a refund, but never bought it again while counseling friends and family to avoid.

Exit polls are unreliable indicators. Probably best to ignore them.

Praise Jeebus! A poster who knows when to use "further" ...

Right? They're just beclowning themselves now.

Apparently, he wrote the same column in 2017. He's just a Xerox machine at this point.

The hilarious thing is Laura Ingram is a year older than those two IIRC.

Too many corn dogs ...

Yes, this and the Ganz book are my June treats.