Chris Donaldson – American conservatives love Argentinian President Javier Milei and they showed it during his appearance at the annual CPAC conference in Washington, D.C. on Saturday.
The iconoclastic Latin American libertarian received a rock star greeting from an enthusiastic crowd at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center where he delivered a fiery speech denouncing the authoritarian socialism that has metastasized like a cancer throughout the Western world. Continue reading
Christopher Chantrill – Joel Kotkin reports from Davos that things are not well with Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum. Says he:
The growing irrelevance of what Adrian Wooldridge has labeled “the progressive aristocracy” can even be seen in the less than enthusiastic press coverage. Politico describes the contemporary Davos crowd as a “smart set” which “sounds dumb.”
Then he sticks in the shiv:
The grandees don’t have to travel far to see the results of their “reset” as nearby Germany’s industrial machine collapses, with even its last solar panel plant about to go belly-up.
Jim Hoft– President Javier Milei of Argentina took the World Economic Forum by storm with a provocative keynote speech on Wednesday.
The libertarian leader delivered a blistering critique of socialism and a fervent endorsement of capitalist principles before a crowd of the world’s most influential political and economic figures.
Milei, having been introduced by Klaus Schwab himself, then proceeded to confront the elites with his fiery speech.
The 53-year-old president did not hold back in his rebuke of the West’s slide toward collectivism — a political theory associated with communism. Continue reading
Right News Wire – Voters in Argentina elected a new President on Sunday.
The results could be a harbinger of bad news for Democrats in 2024.
And Donald Trump had four words for Argentina’s new President that sent Democrats into a fit of rage.
Javier Milei rocked the political world on Sunday when he won Argentina’s Presidential election by nearly 12 points over his opponent and current minister of the economy Sergio Massa. Continue reading