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To rectify that, the SBA opened up the loan program at 7 a.m. Monday only to community-based lenders that work with the smallest and most underserved of businesses: Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs), minority depository institutions, certified development companies and microloan intermediaries. … [Read more...] about Colorado’s community lenders are leading new wave of PPP loans

And the price of communist control, even with a capitalist economy, is fear, even terror. As Ma’s case proves, even the richest Chinese are vulnerable to harsh measures, undertaken under mysterious circumstances, and lacking any sort of due process.  As The Financial Times observed on the 12th, the Ma incident “could become a defining moment for the future of private business in Mr Xi’s China.”  If so, then the definition of private business in China is that if a businessperson gets crosswise with a bureaucrat, that could pose a life-changing risk–and that’s not a good look, either for personal freedom or for a healthy business climate.  Stay tuned for flight of talent and capital out of China. … [Read more...] about Pinkerton: China – the Forbidden Country That Forbids the Truth

A Meadows aide at the time described Cawthorn as “a typical overachiever College Republican type” with a good sense of branding. (He dropped out of Patrick Henry College after one semester.) As an intern, Cawthorn was tasked with assembling each day’s “clips,” the collection of news items relating to the boss. “What I took away from it is it’s almost a scattergraph of where different news outlets and media organizations are,” Cawthorn told me, referring to partisanship. He said the Associated Press is “very, very fair,” and the Washington Examiner “does a good job.” Or actually, he wasn’t sure. “I think it’s them,” he said. “One of the Washingtons does a good job. You realize Politico leans this way; the Drudge Report leans this way.” … [Read more...] about What Madison Cawthorn Saw at the Insurrection

Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi seemed to agree that a fresh round of stimulus checks would be on the way. Biden’s budgeteers saw a clearer-than-ever chance to expand his recovery legislation into multiple trillions of dollars’ worth of investments. The incoming president’s preexisting day-one promises — rejoining the Paris climate accord, unwinding a range of Donald Trump’s more draconian executive orders — now looked like a mere starting point. Biden himself was planning to announce some of his final Cabinet nominees the next day in Wilmington; even his more controversial picks seemed as if they might have a far easier time getting confirmed than he had once expected. “I can’t believe we pulled it off,” one Democrat near the upper ranks of BidenWorld marveled to me as the day began. … [Read more...] about How BidenWorld Is Scrambling to Prepare for January 21

Now, if you’re wondering why someone like Congresswoman Cori Bush could continue to live in a country teaming with white supremacists, don’t wander. In fact, shut your racist mouth right now, you are not allowed to talk, and that’s another vital principle of unity. … [Read more...] about Tucker Carlson: Democrats Promoting ‘a New Version of Reconstruction’ in the Name of Unity