Daniel Di Martino
Washington Examiner
Lexington, KY, United States
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Florida is right to teach students about socialist evils
Florida is trying to make sure that students know the historic nature of communism. → Read More
Trump administration seeks long-overdue justice for my homeland Venezuela
On Thursday, Attorney General William Barr charged Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro and the socialist’s cronies with narcoterrorism, drug trafficking, and other crimes. He also offered a $15 million bounty for Maduro’s capture and $10 million for the capture of other co-conspirators. These criminal indictments pave the way for Venezuela’s freedom. The only thing left to do is for the Trump… → Read More
Price controls sabotaging American coronavirus response like they destroyed my home in Venezuela
I’ve seen this play out before, and it doesn’t end well. → Read More
What Would a Democratic Socialist America Would Look Like? I Can Tell You—I’m Venezuelan.
The closer we get to the 2020 election, Democratic presidential .01/06/2020 22:23:50PM EST. → Read More
To beat socialism, President Trump should grant Venezuelans Temporary Protected Status
The United States is working to help end Venezuela’s suffering under socialism. → Read More
Italy Can Pay for a Flat Tax
Italy can pay for a flat tax by consolidating its Value-Added Tax rates. Learn more about Italy taxes, Italy income taxes, and Italy tax policy in general. → Read More
There’s Only One Hope Left for Venezuela
About 90 percent of Venezuelans support military action to save their country. → Read More
Venezuela was my home, and socialism destroyed it. Slowly, it will destroy America, too.
While neither 'Medicare-for-all' nor a wealth tax will turn America into Venezuela overnight, all it would take is a series of catastrophic policies. → Read More
Banning flavored e-cigarettes could blow up in the FDA's face
Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb thinks there is a new epidemic plaguing the country. No, it is not opioids, or drinking and driving — it's electronic cigarette use among teens. The commissioner’s solution? Altogether removing “flavored e-cig products from the market,” per a comment he made to the press on Sept. 12. The FDA argues that certain flavors of e-cigarettes lure… → Read More
Europe’s Flawed Addiction to Rail
Everyone who has been to Europe knows that trains are an essential part of Europe’s transportation system. Europe is hailed as the holy grail of transportation for its widespread use of trains instead of cars, while the United States is criticized for its reliance on cars and trucks. However, Europeans have achieved this by spending much more on subsidies than Americans, leading to many… → Read More
Europe Needs Lower Taxes, Not More Spending
Fiscally-responsible and business-friendly Eurozone member states would be wise in following the lead of the Netherlands in rejecting yet another redundant spending program. If Europe wants competitiveness and higher economic growth, it should follow the lead of successful countries with lower spending and taxation. → Read More
Despite Setback, Immigration Can Favor Economic Growth
Enforcement and security can be handled at the same time as eliminating complexity, needless paperwork, and limits to investor, high-skilled, and temporary immigration. Both executive and legislative actions are needed so America can have a pro-growth immigration system. → Read More
IMF should push for deeper reforms in Argentina
The International Monetary Fund has officially approved Argentina’s request for $50 billion in support to stabilize its currency and pay its obligations. In exchange, Argentina has agreed to balance the primary budget (the budget excluding interest payments) by 2020 and give more independence to its central bank. → Read More
Socialism, Not Corruption, to Blame for Venezuela’s Oil Production Drop
Some news outlets wrongly state that Venezuela’s crisis is due to lower oil prices and that its oil production has collapsed due to mismanagement and corruption, claiming socialist policies are not to blame. However, what these analysts fail to understand is that widespread mismanagement and corruption of a whole industry and country are only possible within socialism. → Read More