Attorneys for the Second Amendment Foundation and the senior editor of its publication, TheGunMag.com, have filed a renewed motion for summary judgment against the City of Seattle’s refusal to provide specific revenue information on the city’s so-called “gun violence tax” that contains a bombshell. The tax has failed dramatically to live up to predictions. Not […]
It’s A Buyers Market! Arizona Senate Attempts To Make Gun Sales Easier
The private marketplace of firearms can be a tricky and sometimes arduous adventure, based on inconsistent state to state law and the prevalence of unnavigable legalism and policy. Thanks to the efforts Arizona legislatures, the headaches of buying and selling guns at the show circuit or person to person transactions could be a thing of […]
Wealth Planning After the Election: What to Expect Under President Trump
“The Best Legal Advice Out There From A Team That Really Gets It!” THE WEALTH ADVISOR Financial Planning After the Election: What to Expect Under President-Elect Trump By Rick Gregorek On January 20, 2017, Donald Trump will become the 45th President of the United States. Earlier in January, the Senate and House will convene with […]
Brakes Off in Washington State as Two New Tax Proposals Surface
Emboldened by the election results in November, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has launched a massive $4.2 billion tax increase program at virtually the same time that the state Department of Transportation announced what it calls a “pilot program” to charge drivers for the miles they drive, rather than the gallons of gasoline they use. Reaction […]
Hulu Takes A Serious Stab At Cable
The obvious “hidden” monopoly that is the realm of Comcast may very well lose its vice grip of a stranglehold on the average household due to a recent power play by streaming giant Hulu. Through its Xfinity platform, Comcast is widely known as a Cable predator/provider in markets where virtually no alternative vendors exists for consumers, other than […]
The Setting Sun of The Solar Industry?
Technological and financial limitations in the absence of government subsidies have dealt the solar industry a mortal blow as leading residential installer SolarCity has been forced to take extreme measures in reorganization, salary cuts and layoffs in remaining buoyant. The company released the news Wednesday to investors and the public in the wake of suffering $55 […]