Economic vitality is not so much dependent on the personality or political acumen of leaders but rather economic philosophy. So long as socialism demands loyalty to the state above loyalty to oneself and to one’s family, it is doomed to failure. The state is too big, too slow, too amorphous, too ignorant and too corrupt to meet individual needs. Critical life choices conscripted by bureaucrats — well-meaning at best; self-serving at worst — is not a viable blueprint for prosperity.

Albert Sukoff

Expecting Congress to pay down the debt is akin to asking a six-year-old if he/she would rather have an ice cream cone or pay down Mommy and Daddy’s mortgage by a couple bucks.

Albert Sukoff

How to know everything you need to know about a country? Go to the border and see which way the guns are pointed.

Albert Sukoff

You can’t argue with an algorithm.

Albert Sukoff

Power gained by force can only be maintained by force.

Albert Sukoff