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    Michael Saltsman, managing director for the Employment Policies Institute, projects that by 2022 the $15 minimum wage will eliminate 400,000 jobs.

    $15 minimum wage imploding

    Joe Guzzardi -
    It is one thing to despise President Trump. But when Democrats hate Trump more than they love America, some need a refresher on the definition of "traitor."

    Do Democrats hate Trump more than they love America?

    Christine Flowers -
    Diehard defenders of suits insist that we must dress for success. As their sales plummet, I must solemnly ask the stuffy executives, "How's that workin' for ya, Chuckles?"

    Men’s suits: Are they on the endangered list?

    Danny Tyree -
    Colleges accused of racketeering students are profiting from the massive student loan debt incurred by young people, according to Tucker Carlson.

    Colleges accused of racketeering students

    Harold Pease -
    In a recent interview, New York Times immigration reporter Miriam Jordan revealed how she goes about putting together an immigration story.

    NY Times reporter reveals her immigration stories’ sources

    Joe Guzzardi -
    Voters and pundits might struggle with Democrat policy positions in the 2020 campaign, but it's remarkable how swiftly they lock in the names.

    A Democrat by any other name

    Peter Funt -
    Arlandria is a sanctuary neighborhood in a sanctuary city next to a sanctuary county in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Residents there are worried about a caravan of Prius-driving invaders who threaten to change the culture of the neighborhood.

    Sanctuary neighborhood prepares to repel invaders

    Michael Shannon -
    The United States is a bologna sandwich served with mayonnaise on white bread. I am for open borders. People should be able to come and go as they please.

    I am for open borders

    Ed Kociela -
    The National Popular Vote movement is gaining strength all across the nation. It's a powerful American idea whose time has come.

    National Popular Vote would amplify everyone’s role

    Guest Contributor -
    If the Obama/Cordray rule takes effect, desperate consumers who turn to small dollar loans would face even worse circumstances.

    In defense of payday and small dollar loans

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