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.
Eliminate Government Incentives to Overprescribe Opioids
The opioid crisis was caused in large part by new regulations enacted by government bodies at the behest of special-interest groups.
The Transparency Revolution Is Just Starting
It’s been 10 years since USAspending.gov made federal spending transparent to all. Now it’s time to make it even better.
Wastebook 2014: Swedish Massages, Golf-Course Repairs, and Laughing Classes
Ebola in America.
Security breaches at the White House.
Waves of unaccompanied minors pouring across our nation’s borders.
Iraq in turmoil, as radical Islamic terrorists threaten to take control.
Our nation’s heroes being killed, ...
An Obamacare Battle We Can Win
Few in Congress have a lower opinion of Obamacare than we do, as medical professionals and legislators. We’ve seen firsthand how misguided federal policies can harm patients and impose enormous ...
How the House Can Get Immigration Reform Right
Now that the Senate has passed a flawed $46 billion immigration bill it’s time for the House to be the higher chamber and start over. Do what the Senate failed ...
Revisiting WaPo ‘Fact-Check’ of Obamacare’s Taxes
While Congress is busy debating a stop-gap spending bill and differing budget blueprints, one economic fact hasn’t gotten the attention it deserves: the hundreds of billions of dollars of tax ...
Obamatax’s ‘HIT’ on Small Businesses and Families
President Clinton recently created quite a stir when he suggested Congress should act to prevent massive tax hikes that will automatically occur at the end of the year. Even President ...
The Payroll-Tax Debacle
The deal to extend the so-called payroll-tax cut is being hailed as a fair compromise by many in Washington. In reality, it represents Washington at its worst. The deal once ...
Expanding the Medicaid Status Quo Is Not Health Reform
In June, President Obama warned that “it is not sufficient for us simply to add more people to Medicare or Medicaid to increase the rolls, to increase coverage in the ...