Lachlan Murdoch Explaining Why Trump Is Bad for

America But Good for Fox News's Business

'US Business Should Battle for Soul of the GOP'

One wonders if Governor Abbott has considered 

how much business Texas could bring in if women 

were denied the right to vote.  And, besides,

Texas already has Hobby Lobby and Chick-fil-A.

Kick Off Your Shoes and Relax!

Now You See It, Now You Don't: How Trump the 

Prestidigitator Made One Billion Dollars Disappear

Two Ways of Taking Care of Business

As Secretary of State Rex Tillerson once said,

"My philosophy is to make money."

Fake Poll. Fake Graphic. Fake Newspaper.

Fake! Fake! Fake!

"Politics would be a helluva good business if it weren't 

for the goddamned people."

POTUS, Inc.

Q: What Is Donald Trump's Primary Business?

A: Monkey Business.

John Steele Gordon Impersonating a Capitalist Unicorn

Arizona State University is giving away free business degrees.  

All you have to pay is shipping and handling, which is $90,000.

Is the United States facing a 'Masculinity Crisis'?

Warm Scuzzies #544

John Menard, Jr.

Peggy Noonan Sez:  "The Republican Party should not 

allow itself to look like the party of big business. It has 

to be the party of the young person in the garage 

inventing something that will challenge big business."

Illustration from The Jesus Christ Guide to

Master Marketing

As an aid to understanding all matters

 political, a good maxim to keep in mind

 is 'Follow the Money'.  Take, for example, 

the politics of gun control.  According to 

the National Shooting Sports Foundation,

 in 2012, 209,750 Americans are employed

 in the firearms and ammunition industries.

"It is time for all Americans to realize ... how lucky 

we are to have someone with Mitt’s qualifications and 

experience and know-how to be able to have the 

opportunity to run America, Inc.”

Paul Ryan Sez:  "In 1980 under Jimmy Carter, 330,000 

businesses filed for bankruptcy. Last year, under President 

Obama’s failed leadership, 1.4 million businesses filed 

for bankruptcy."  [The correct numbers are:  43,000 

business bankruptcies in 1980, 47,000 in 2011.  Quite

appropriately, when Ryan uttered this lie, he was using

the gesture known as, 'It takes two hands to handle

a whopper'.]