The cover of the October 29 issue of The Economist displayed its endorsement in the U.S. presidential race: "Why it has to be Biden" under the image of a tattered American flag flying from the White House.  The magazine is based in London, and most people would consider it a conservative publication due to its focus on capitalism and pragmatic policy.  It sought to use this reputation to dissuade voters from supporting President Donald Trump's re-election based on his policies of tax incentives and deregulation, which unleashed the nation's creative energies to accelerate growth and job creation.  It claimed, "The tax cuts were regressive. Some of the deregulation was harmful, especially to the environment." Its main complaints, however, were not about policy.  It borrowed wholesale assertions on other topics from the left.  It was an astounding (and disturbing) act for a bastion of classical liberalism...(Read Full Article)