News about Steve Moore

According to a surprising poll, America's richest 1% and Ivy Leaguers find that the rest of the country has TOO much personal freedom and the desire to ration food and electricity

www.dailymail.co.uk, January 24, 2024
According to an opinion survey, a 'top 1 percent' of earners and Ivy League graduates are much more interested in banning or rationing cars and air travel in search of climate goals than the rest of the country. They also displayed an authoritarian streak, with nearly six out of ten of the elite saying there is a lot of personal rights in the country, many times more than among ordinary voters. 'The people who rule the country don't agree on topics such as individual liberty climate change and whether the government can be trusted,' said Steve Moore, from the Committee to Unleash Prosperity.

Photographs: Six wards have been closed inside the decaying NHS hospital, while 150 props hold up the RAAC ceilings

www.dailymail.co.uk, September 11, 2023
Bosses at Withybush Hospital in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, were discovered in May that the site was brimmled with reinforced autoclaved concrete (RAAC). Since more than a hundred schools were advised to shut down due to safety concerns, the lightweight material, which is susceptible to failure, has been refocussed in recent weeks. Now, a shocking video shows how more than 150 steel and timber props were erected at the Welsh hospital to hold up wards that had been surveyed with RAAC panels. The roof support needed in one ward that normally holds six beds is so high that it's difficult to reopen, but 40 props have been constructed to hold the ceiling in one hallway alone, making it impossible to open. Hospital administrators compared keeping the site open to 'trying to restore an aeroplane when it's in the air.' Staff said it has been'scary' working under cracked ceilings and warned that the outbreak has piled pressure on already stuffed waiting lists, with appointments cancelled after certain areas of the hospital had to be shut down.

In a bloodbath on Wall Street, the $100BN wiped off the US banking market in SINGLE DAY

www.dailymail.co.uk, March 13, 2023
On at least 20 regional banks, trading was interspersed as the rate of money prompted regulators to act. The Big Four were also drawn into the bloodletting process. Citigroup's share price fell 7.45 percent, Wells Fargo dropped 7.5%, Bank of America dropped 5.8 percent, and JP Morgan dropped 1.8 percent. First Republic Bank, which collapsed by 62%, Western Alliance, which ended with a loss of 47 percent, and KeyCorp, which dropped by 21%. Despite Joe Biden's intervention minutes before the market opened to say that "Americans can have confidence that the banking system is secure." SVB's former White House advisor Steve Moore warned that it'may just be the tip of the iceberg, exposing a broader deficit brought about by Biden's $4 billion COVID stimulus program.