By Dan Sanchez 2020 will be remembered for many things: COVID-19, nationwide riots, a divisive election. But the rise of pandemic lockdowns will go down as the most momentous. Never before have the day-to-day lives of so much of humanity been so radically upended. And, outside of wartime, never before has there been such a widespread and extreme rollback of human … [Read more...] about Why Most Fell for the Lockdowns, While a Few Stood for Liberty
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Is the Customer Always Right? No, but…
By Dan Sanchez It's easy to scoff at the old saying, "the customer is always right." As anyone who has worked retail knows from experience, the customer can be magnificently wrong, as well as ignorant, unreasonable, rude, even abusive. So the saying shouldn't be taken literally, but that doesn't mean it has no value. Sayings are often intentionally exaggerated in order to … [Read more...] about Is the Customer Always Right? No, but…
“Free Everything” and the First Law of Politics
By Dan Sanchez The other night, a politician criticized Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren for offering voters “free everything and impossible promises.” Remarkably, the critique came not from a Republican fiscal conservative but from a fellow Democrat during a primary debate. John Delaney, a former congressman from Maryland, said such policies were based on “fairytale … [Read more...] about “Free Everything” and the First Law of Politics