Democrats Looking to the Wrong Place for SALT Relief
Bloomberg reported that Bernie Sanders has drafted plans to partially revive the state and local tax (SALT) deduction for some taxpayers.
How Many Political Scientists Does It Take?
Those of us who don’t support Democratic policy proposals have the right to not take these political scientists seriously
The Tax Milton Friedman Supported and Bernie Sanders Won’t Raise
Any time an economic policy has the approval of Milton Friedman and the disapproval of Bernie Sanders, you should, at the very least, strongly consider it.
Southern Baptist Convention President Ed Litton Is a Turtle on a Fence Post
An interview with the SBC’s newly elected leader, taking charge at a time of turmoil.
Ed Litton Elected Southern Baptist President
Litton’s work is cut out for him, and his two-year term will be crucial to the future of the denomination.
Annual Meeting Shows Low Trust in the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee
The Executive Committee is beholden to the messengers, and all of its recommendations must be approved by full convention votes.
First, Assume Lots of Boats
What’s elegant and simple in economic theory is chaotic and complex in the real world.
A Much-Needed Investigation into Sexual Abuse within the Southern Baptist Convention
An independent third party is going to be necessary to provide any satisfactory answers.
Keystone XL Cancellation Shows Why ‘Pro-science’ Can’t Be an Agenda
There are brilliant scientists doing outstanding work on climate issues, and there are brilliant scientists doing outstanding work for petroleum companies.