Who’s In Charge?
“Which way am I going?” asked President Biden when he ended Thursday’s press conference at the NATO summit in Madrid. He began to exit stage right, before someone redirected him toward stage…
Coalition Warns Against Broadband Proposals
Americans for Tax Reform led a coalition with other center-right organizations flagging concerning developments in the infrastructure bill negotiations. Price controls and rate regulation; dramatic expansion of executive brand and…
Partisanship & Violence In Congress: The Caning Of Senator & Abolitionist, Charles Sumner (1811-1874) (R-MA)
Washington is a city that has long been known for partisanship. Even as respected and honored as he was, George Washington was viciously and unjustly attacked by partisans. Thomas Paine…
Wrong Statue of Liberty on Stamp to Cost US Postal Service $3.5 Million
By Michelle L. Price • Boston Globe LAS VEGAS (AP) — A stamp that mistakenly featured the image of a Statue of Liberty replica in Las Vegas instead of the…
A Renewed Case for Term Limits
By Heather Wilhelm • National Review After a week of political chaos, endless dispatches of depressing news from the border, and widespread evidence of years of government incompetence, I have…
The Left’s Assault on the First Amendment
Congress has too much power already; it should not have the power to silence citizens. by Ted Cruz For two centuries there has been bipartisan agreement that American democracy depends…
The Administration’s Poor Record on Poverty
by Frank Donatelli President Obama’s State of the Union address will focus on “income inequality.” One can understand why he wants to change the subject from the very real problems…