David Reavill

It was an expression that we used to hear often in this country. Politicians would put their thumbs in their suspenders, lean back and begin their speeches with the meme, “I put my faith in the American People.” It was a way for them to say that they were a “servant of those who elected them,” ever aware that they could be thrown out of office at the next election.

It was an expression that we used to hear often in this country. Politicians would put their thumbs in their suspenders, lean back and begin their speeches with the meme, “I put my faith in the American People.” It was a way for them to say that they were a “servant of those who elected them,” ever aware that they could be thrown out of office at the next election.

It was an expression that we used to hear often in this country. Politicians would put their thumbs in their suspenders, lean back and begin their speeches with the meme, “I put my faith in the American People.” It was a way for them to say that they were a “servant of those who elected them,” ever aware that they could be thrown out of office at the next election.

Last week we received our first look at the Nation's GDP for the First Quarter of 2023. At a growth rate of just 1.1%, it was less than half what analysts had predicted just a month ago. Now, it's been an article of faith in Washington that the more the Government spends, the more it boosts the economy. Here we have the biggest spender of all time in Joe Biden, yet the economy is slowing. The question is, why?

In the last 50 years, there has been a dramatic change in the way the Financial Services Industry operates. That it is an “Industry” at all, indicates just how far we've come in money management.

Last week we received our first look at the Nation's GDP for the First Quarter of 2023. At a growth rate of just 1.1%, it was less than half what analysts had predicted just a month ago. Now, it's been an article of faith in Washington that the more the Government spends, the more it boosts the economy. Here we have the biggest spender of all time in Joe Biden, yet the economy is slowing. The question is, why?

Last week we received our first look at the Nation's GDP for the First Quarter of 2023. At a growth rate of just 1.1%, it was less than half what analysts had predicted just a month ago. Now, it's been an article of faith in Washington that the more the Government spends, the more it boosts the economy. Here we have the biggest spender of all time in Joe Biden, yet the economy is slowing. The question is, why?

Last week we received our first look at the Nation's GDP for the First Quarter of 2023. At a growth rate of just 1.1%, it was less than half what analysts had predicted just a month ago. Now, it's been an article of faith in Washington that the more the Government spends, the more it boosts the economy. Here we have the biggest spender of all time in Joe Biden, yet the economy is slowing. The question is, why?

That's right, the price of electricity is slated to go much, much higher. Mark it down, circle the date on your calendar, and put it on your smartphone. At just the time when we are more reliant on electricity than ever, the President plans to raise the price even higher.

That's right, the price of electricity is slated to go much, much higher. Mark it down, circle the date on your calendar, and put it on your smartphone. At just the time when we are more reliant on electricity than ever, the President plans to raise the price even higher.