Republican Business Tax Reform: Less Government in Businesses’ Wallets – and Yours
Congress hasn’t done major tax reform since 1986. We are WAY past due. And it is WAY past necessary. The current tax […]
Tag: Campaigns
A Trump Honeymoon? The Left Zeitgeist Says No
The political zeitgeist has always alleged that a new President and his (or, soon, her) Administration is entitled to – or at […]
NY’s Government Assault on Exxon: Coordinated in Advance with Leftist Groups
Remember when the Donald Trump transition team asked the outgoing Barack Obama Energy Department for a list of the staffers working on […]
The Solution to Our Looming Farm Crash: Less Government Everywhere
America’s farmers are having a serious problem maintaining solvency. And have been teetering on that brink for decades. Remember Farm Aid? This […]
Do We Want the Tax Code to Prioritize Job Exporters – or Job Importers?
I loathe taxes. I loathe the concept of anything or anyone having mandated access to the money I earn. They didn’t get […]
Trump Derangement Syndrome: America’s Coasts, Cities, Colleges and Newsrooms Hardest Hit
The election of President Donald Trump has infected small, seemingly contained portions of America with a disease. The outbreak exists largely along […]
The ‘Border Adjustment Tax’: Great Tax Reform – That Gets Us Great Trade Reform
Our nation’s tax code is a nightmare mess of thorny brambles. Interwoven with other thorny brambles. Behind a high wall of thorny […]
A Little Reform – to Allow Much Greater Deregulation Much Faster
Behold the Congressional Review Act (CRA): “(A) law that was enacted by the United States Congress as section 251 of the Contract […]
Trump’s FCC Transition Team: One of These Things is Not Like the Others…
There’s an old Sesame Street song that sums up the Donald Trump Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Transition Team. Behold “One of These […]
Undoing Obama: Who Should Do Which Government Rollbacks?
Donald Trump will on Friday be sworn in to succeed President Barack Obama. Trump is the incoming – in large part because […]