Research Fellow
John Tamny, research fellow of AIER, is editor of RealClearMarkets.
His book on current ideological trends is: They Are Both Wrong (AIER, 2019)
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“If coronavirus takes a lunch break then it will soon enough take many more breaks throughout the day. Absurd eventually swallows itself. Even in California and New York.” ~ John Tamny
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“While it would be wrong to forgive federal student debt, letโs not add to whatโs incorrect with nonsensical allusions to ‘real America’ paying for bailouts of Beverly Hills, Manhattan and Pacific Heights.” ~ John Tamny
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“The more a country tests, the more infections that country will unearth. Doctors and other experts can decide for themselves whether relentless testing is good, bad, or not terribly relevant, but it presumably explains a lot when it comes to virus spread in the U.S. More than politicians and sub-editors want to admit, their predictions…
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“Freedom is always the answer, including freedom to not join the herd. Unknown is why this bothers so many on the left, not to mention why whatโs timeless bothers them. It seems they enjoy forcing their values on others, and more than that, they positively revel in being told what to do.” ~ John Tamny
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“Better than Friedmanโs authoritarianism is choice. Really, who needs to be told to be careful if a virus is spreading that might make us sick, or if weโre very old (according to the New York Times) might in very rare circumstances kill us? If something threatens, the logical answer is yet again freedom. Sadly the…
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“Needless to say, the high survivability rate for the virus doesnโt square with some of the anger directed at China. The anger contradicts the survivability number, plus it excuses politicians, experts and pundits for their role in whatโs easily the biggest unforced error of the 21st century; one that has hundreds of millions rushing toward…
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“If Facebook is to remain dominant and relevant, readers can rest assured that it will remain on top precisely because Instagram will eventually be yesterdayโs news within Facebook; the photo and video-sharing juggernaut of the moment eclipsed by business lines or apps that market participants are presently dismissive of, undervaluing, or both.” ~ John Tamny
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“Really, where did conservatives and/or Republicans ever get the idea that weโre improved the more that our politicians weaken our competitors? And since national security is regularly bruited as the excuse for nascent protectionism, where did they ever get the idea that the latter would make us safer in a foreign policy sense?” ~ John…
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“The New York Times might think about this as it publishes alarmist headlines that obscure actual truths reported within the paper. Itโs sad when we lose our grandparents and old people more broadly, but itโs tragic to read of people starving, and heart-wrenching to contemplate formerly productive workers sitting, waiting for customers; increasingly aware that…
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“Ultimately whatโs happening is irresponsible in addition to unreasonable. Letโs stop penalizing Chinese businesses for having the temerity to operate under less than ideal political conditions. Theyโre more like we are than most want to admit.” ~ John Tamny
โข
“If coronavirus takes a lunch break then it will soon enough take many more breaks throughout the day. Absurd eventually swallows itself. Even in California and New York.” ~ John Tamny
โข
“While it would be wrong to forgive federal student debt, letโs not add to whatโs incorrect with nonsensical allusions to ‘real America’ paying for bailouts of Beverly Hills, Manhattan and Pacific Heights.” ~ John Tamny
โข
“The more a country tests, the more infections that country will unearth. Doctors and other experts can decide for themselves whether relentless testing is good, bad, or not terribly relevant, but it presumably explains a lot when it comes to virus spread in the U.S. More than politicians and sub-editors want to admit, their predictions…
โข
“Freedom is always the answer, including freedom to not join the herd. Unknown is why this bothers so many on the left, not to mention why whatโs timeless bothers them. It seems they enjoy forcing their values on others, and more than that, they positively revel in being told what to do.” ~ John Tamny
โข
“Better than Friedmanโs authoritarianism is choice. Really, who needs to be told to be careful if a virus is spreading that might make us sick, or if weโre very old (according to the New York Times) might in very rare circumstances kill us? If something threatens, the logical answer is yet again freedom. Sadly the…
โข
“Needless to say, the high survivability rate for the virus doesnโt square with some of the anger directed at China. The anger contradicts the survivability number, plus it excuses politicians, experts and pundits for their role in whatโs easily the biggest unforced error of the 21st century; one that has hundreds of millions rushing toward…
โข
“If Facebook is to remain dominant and relevant, readers can rest assured that it will remain on top precisely because Instagram will eventually be yesterdayโs news within Facebook; the photo and video-sharing juggernaut of the moment eclipsed by business lines or apps that market participants are presently dismissive of, undervaluing, or both.” ~ John Tamny
โข
“Really, where did conservatives and/or Republicans ever get the idea that weโre improved the more that our politicians weaken our competitors? And since national security is regularly bruited as the excuse for nascent protectionism, where did they ever get the idea that the latter would make us safer in a foreign policy sense?” ~ John…
โข
“The New York Times might think about this as it publishes alarmist headlines that obscure actual truths reported within the paper. Itโs sad when we lose our grandparents and old people more broadly, but itโs tragic to read of people starving, and heart-wrenching to contemplate formerly productive workers sitting, waiting for customers; increasingly aware that…
โข
“Ultimately whatโs happening is irresponsible in addition to unreasonable. Letโs stop penalizing Chinese businesses for having the temerity to operate under less than ideal political conditions. Theyโre more like we are than most want to admit.” ~ John Tamny
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