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Joel J Miller

@joeljmiller

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Protectionist Trade Policy Logic 1. Buying foreign goods harms the domestic economy by sending money abroad and reducing demand for locally made products. Conclusion: We should avoid foreign goods and buy only domestically produced items. 2. But wait! Many domestic products

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Neither Judaism nor Christianity has ever depended on a pristine text of the Bible—which is good because we’ve never had one.👉 millersbookreview.com/p/bible-is-wei…

Neither Judaism nor Christianity has ever depended on a pristine text of the Bible—which is good because we’ve never had one.👉 millersbookreview.com/p/bible-is-wei…
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I enjoy Joel J Miller ‘s musings on books, which is why I look forward to his upcoming book on the subject. His latest Substack is on the paperback. I prefer HC for the durability and room it leaves me for my marginalia. Forget the Paperback? open.substack.com/pub/millersboo…

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Yeah, this is what will make America great again—a vindictive grudge holder seeking vengeance on all his supposed enemies. And bragging about it. Super.

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I am stunned. I can’t believe that my former next-door neighbor and good friend has passed suddenly. When he and Sharon and the kids lived next-door to me for a couple of years, we weren’t rock stars comparing careers – we were just friends and neighbors getting along just fine.

I am stunned. I can’t believe that my former next-door neighbor and good friend has passed suddenly. When he and Sharon and the kids lived next-door to me for a couple of years, we weren’t rock stars comparing careers – we were just friends and neighbors getting along just fine.
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There’s something deeply unsettling about a president directing foreign countries where to invest in the U.S. economy in exchange for tariff relief. It feels like economic extortion dressed up as industrial planning. Markets—not the president—should allocate capital.