21 Trillion Reasons to Fix the Budget Process
The nation’s mounting $21 trillion federal debt presents a significant danger to the youngest Americans and generations still to come.
The Best Approach To Racism: Engage Each Other
We should embrace and celebrate our ethnic and cultural diversity instead of using it as a wedge to divide us.
The Election Excitement May Be Over, but the Federal-Debt Crisis Isn’t
The federal-debt crisis, not a focus during the presidential campaign, still looms. Washington must address it. Here are some ways.
Make the Hyde Amendment Permanent
The Hyde Amendment, which forbids taxes to fund abortion, has to be renewed every year by Congress. The Senate can make the amendment permanent.
Pro-Life Movement: Progress Is on Our Side
The anniversary of Roe v. Wade is a natural time to reflect on the country’s view of abortion. The good news that momentum is on the side of the pro-life ...
Judicial Deference Enables Agencies to Usurp Congress’s Legislative Power
While it used to be that Americans followed laws passed by Congress, the majority of rules that govern their daily lives now have been administered by federal agencies.
Are the Feds Using a Back-Door Lawmaking Power to Hurt Businesses?
It’s very hard to pass a federal law in the United States, and for good reason. Our revolution was against a king; our Founders established a government of elected representatives ...