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 If they disagree, the consequences can be dire. If the 150,000 workers in the UAW all strike simultaneously, the union has enough in the strike fund to keep them out for three months. Meanwhile, the auto industry may lose over $5 billion, and a strike may push the economy toward a recession. Auto workers aren’t the only ones at risk. Those who supply auto manufacturers with parts will probably have to lay workers off if auto manufacturing slows. There may be fewer automobiles available, and the fourth quarter is often a time when car sales go up. Fewer cars may also mean inflationary incre...

At last month’s arraignment in Atlanta, a guy in an Uncle Sam costume said: “The Constitution’s my birth certificate, socialism’s my death certificate.” Onlookers, clueless, asked who’s the guy with the striped pants and top hat? Told he was “Uncle Sam.” They asked whose uncle he was.

Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/GettyA few years ago, my building replaced all of its elevators. I live in lower Manhattan, and the three cars that served our 17-story, full-city-block building were not moving people along fast enough. The new elevators were supposed to solve this, using algorithms. The installation was slow, spread out over the early pandemic, but eventually it was completed (in 2021, I think; pandemic time all runs together). And the elevators are noticea

This is class warfare. okay? let's call what it is. siding with criminals over their victims, starting with jussie smollett, right? this is the kind of thing that you do when you see yourself as on the other side of the middle-class. right? this is class warfare. you said it exactly perfectly. the new normal, right? because they are waging war on the middle class from an economic point of view and they are waging war on the middle class from a.l.'s point of view citing the criminals over the victims over and over and over again and it is just terrible. >> greg: you know, it is terrible but not...

Though an improvement over his obsession with wokeness and culture wars, DeSantis can't seem to ditch the populist demagoguery.