Equal Opportunity

There is really only one answer to The Business Roundtable “leaders” who have announced that they are expropriating their shareholders’ assets in the pursuit, not of profit, but to address imaginary social justice goals: Shareholders should go on strike, take their money to Galt’s Gulch and refuse to invest in companies that spend their money on anything other than wealth creation.

In an opening statement that masterfully indicted over-regulation and crony government’s debilitating effect on outsider and minority opportunity, Senator Cruz seized the late Jack Kemp’s mantle as the conservative movement's premier spokesman for the power of equal opportunity under constitutional liberty to create wealth and raise people out of poverty.

An artifact of the New Deal, the Ex-Im Bank now exists to dole out taxpayer-backed loan guarantees to foreign buyers of American goods. Anti-cronyist reform is at once pro-growth, principled, and popular. It's essential to transforming our movement into a majority.