A Mid-Term Ballot Initiative That Deserves Our Attention

I have often taken big labor unions to task for trying to pass the insidious “card check” bill that would deprive workers of their constitutional right for secret ballots when it comes to voting for unionization. Despite the fact that less than 7.5% of private workers now wear the union label, they’ve been able to get the Obama Administration behind this terrible piece of doomed legislation. That is why it is important to keep your eyes on... Read More

Neal Asbury Addresses The Global Summit: What Will It Take To Co-create A Sustainable Future?

The Global Summit is the transformational event of 2010, uniting influential leaders with those working on the front lines of the most critical social, economic, and environmental issues of our time. San Francisco, CA – November 7-10, 2010, in its second biennial meeting in San Francisco, The Global Summit (www.theglobalsummit.org), unites the most powerful visionary experts, grass-roots change makers, enlightened businesses and organizations... Read More

US Chamber’s Bruce Josten: Concerned Obama’s Decision to Demonize Chamber will only Punish Small Business and Slow Job Creation

Neal Asbury opened the show by wondering why the Obama administration is willing to “throw small business under the bus” so that Democrats can save their skin by not voting to extend the Bush tax cuts. “Most legislators in this country agree that small business is the lifeblood of job creation. So I’m having a hard time understanding why Democrats are choosing to run for the hills rather than extend the Bush tax cuts which would give small... Read More

Federal Commissioner Paul Anderson: When a Party Takes Back the House They Also Take Back the Senate

Joining the show as a returning guest was A. Paul Anderson, Senior Fellow at United States Congress, Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure and a former Commissioner-Designated Chairman at the Federal Maritime Commission . Anderson echoed Neal Asbury’s concern that with a limited number of Obama advisors with practical business experience creating jobs has not been a priority. “If you spend more than $1 trillion that was supposed... Read More

The Myth of Free Trade

The concept of free trade is like a unicorn, they are lovely things to imagine but they don’t exist. The barriers posed by foreign governments, whether in the form of tariffs, currency manipulation, excessive bureaucracy, product certifications, market distortions, corruption, or (as is usually the case) some combination of all of these, make it impossible for a seller of a product in one country to easily market that product in another country.... Read More

Why Are We Nuts About Sanctions?

In the past fifty years, the United States has enacted more sanctions than any country. In fact, no one comes remotely close. We have sanctioned more than 80 countries over 175 times. If we include “soft” sanctions such as denying export financing through EXIM Bank, the number would be much higher. Our sanctions threaten two-thirds of the world’s population. Over half our sanctions have occurred in the last decade. We have gone... Read More

Neal Asbury Interviewed on Newsmax.com

Asbury: Global Commerce Does More Good than Politicians In his first Newsmax.com interview, Neal Asbury speaks with correspondent Kathleen Walter. Neal Asbury, author of Conscientious Equity, contends that a Department for Global Trade would level the playing field for America in world commerce. Moving the responsibilities for international trade from congress to a consolidated department would increase efficiency and profitably for American companies... Read More

Small Businesses Being Thrown Under the Bus While Dems Try to Save Their Own Skins.

Most legislators in this country agree that small business is the lifeblood of job creation. So I’m having a hard time understanding why Democrats are choosing to run for the hills rather than extend the Bush tax cuts which would continue to provide small business the money they need to grow and hire. Democrats are hiding because they want to postpone any action on extending the tax cuts until after the November election as they are scared it... Read More

Job Growth Going in the Wrong Direction

For some time I’ve been suggesting that the unemployment rate is higher than what is announced by the Obama Administration. I had it pegged at closer to 20 percent when you factor in those who are under-employed or just stopped looking. Now a September Gallup Poll bears out my contention that the stimulus package has failed to create jobs, and unemployment is heading up, not down. The Gallup Poll has found that unemployment is at 10.1% in September,... Read More

Our Crumbling Infrastructure is Another Sign of a Crumbling Administration

A frequent guest on my nationally syndicated radio show — “Neal Asbury’s Truth for America” – is Paul Anderson, most recently a Senior Fellow at the United States Congress, Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure and a former Commissioner-Designated Chairman at the Federal Maritime Commission. Paul shared with me a first-hand perspective on his participation with the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, working... Read More