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Matthew Walther

Matthew Walther

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Editor, The Lamp Magazine

Michigan

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2020 Presidential Campaign

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No gossip.

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 2063

  • Sawn-Off Bareness

    By J. Vance, Mary Rogers, Peter Hitchens, Matthew Walther Verified| The Lamp Magazine@ I have just failed to preserve a beautiful tree from being felled. Worse, I have become complicit in its destruction. I may never be sure that I did the right thing. I hate the cutting down of trees, even though I know that it is sometimes necessary. Trees are the lovely works of God, still living in every city among the ugly works of man. These large friendly vegetables are not just plants, but stores of goodness, peace and calm. I once tried hugging one and got nothing out of it.

    By J. Vance, Mary Rogers, Peter Hitchens, Matthew Walther Verified · The Lamp Magazine

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Stock Ownership Is What Really Divides Americans

    By Matthew Walther Verified| Flipboard@ 1 hour agoThere’s No Coming Back From Trump’s Tariff DisasterAmerica was the world’s economic anchor. Thanks to the president, it may never have that role again. Watching the wild lines of the S&P 500, U.S. Treasury bond yields, and various foreign markets is how I’ve spent most of the past week. This felt familiar; I’d spent much of 2017 doing the same, …Now‘Worse Than 1971’—U.S. Dollar Price ‘Collapse’ Predicted To Ignite $22 Trillion Bitcoin Challenge To Gold04/12 update below.

    By Matthew Walther Verified · Flipboard

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Stop Fetishizing the Stock Market

    By Matthew Walther Verified| The New York Times Verified In a pamphlet published in 1711, Jonathan Swift lamented the "folly" of those who "mistake the echo of a London coffeehouse for the voice of the kingdom." Those informal salons were, he wrote, frequented by people whose wealth depended on their shares in the Bank of England or the East India Company or "some other stock." If the responses to the Trump administration's tariff policies have shown us anything, it is that, like most of the ills against which Swift railed, this unfortunate...

    By Matthew Walther Verified · The New York Times

    Apr. 12, 2025

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The Lamp Magazine

Three Rivers, Michigan, United States