Capitalism vs. Socialism

Socialism is a trigger word that Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez use to rile people up, said Mark Cuban.

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio says capitalism is at risk unless it changes.

Main Street is celebrating National Small Business Week and the party is just getting started.

The billionaire businessman thinks most people aren't supporting the traditional definition of socialism.

“I don’t think the country will go into socialism in 2020, or in 2040, or 2060,” Buffett said.

Socialism is quite like robbing Peter to pay Paul—once Peter has no more money and no incentive to make and create more wealth—Paul stops getting paid. Then comes the unrest.

As we watch the uprising play out in Venezuela, there is a hugely important lesson to be learned.

When Sanders privately acts to maximize his own interests, what confidence can anyone have in his commitment to the greater good of the "collective" his commitment to socialism?  

Don’t be fooled by Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders: Having the government file your taxes is a terrible idea.

The big fat whopper that is being peddled by many during this 2020 election gear-up is that by taxing the rich more, it will raise enough revenue to force society into fairness.

Although O’Rourke claims he is a capitalist, this type of government spending would push America on the path toward socialism.

Once again, a progressive judge has taken it upon himself to legislate from the bench and stop efforts to expand the power of work to millions of Americans.

The Green New Deal: Here’s what taxpayers should know.

As the renowned Austrian economist Ludwig von Mises noted, government action often produces unintended consequences that result in problems greater than the ones the actions were meant to solve.

Even if Ocasio-Cortez’s proposal as stated doesn’t become a reality, it’s entirely possible that tax rates move up from where they are today. Here is what you need to know.

Sanders and the other socialist sympathizers running for president must be clear-eyed about the limits of the federal bureaucracy that they are all too eager to put in charge of virtually every aspect of American life.

The rebirth of the U.S. energy industry also reflects well on the fact that President Trump is making good on his promise to bring back manufacturing jobs and make America’s economy the envy of the world.

Now that they again control the House, Democrats are proposing to 'fix' health care. Their solution is the same.

Unlike the Green New Deal, this clean-energy save-the-world initiative backed by real 'green' money -- from Bezos and Microsoft -- could become a reality.

Indeed, stories of millennials and today’s youth having favorable views of socialism are everywhere. There is a reason why.