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By Peter Reagan For many Americans, retirement represents a long-awaited reward for decades of work and saving. It’s the season of life when the mortgage is hopefully paid down, the schedule becomes more flexible, and there is finally time to enjoy family, hobbies, and travel. For some retirees, that means visiting grandchildren more often. For others, it …
Shocking new polling data shows Democrats rapidly losing support, fueling predictions that the party is on the brink of extinction.
by Martin Armstrong https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Maher-on-Kamala.mp4 A new NBC News poll shows that the Democratic Party’s popularity has dropped to a record low. Only 27% of registered voters said they held positive views of the party — the lowest figure in the network’s polling dating to 1990. Former President Joe Biden continue to delude himself that he could …
Louisiana catches about 70 million tons of shrimp, but it’s not enough to meet America’s surging demand. Cheap imports make up 90% of what the US consumes, and most of it is farmed in countries like India using controversial tactics. Dock prices in Louisiana have fallen to compete. It’s left US shrimpers with a perfect …