The Death of Bipartisanship: For the Democrat-Left, Too Much Government Is Never Enough
President Donald Trump just released a colossally bloated, ridiculously huge $4.7 trillion budget. Democrats and the Left – please pardon the redundancy […]
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DC Wastes WAY Too Much Time on Bills Everyone Knows Can Not Become Law
One of the chimeras for which we eternally search in Washington, DC – is bipartisanship. We oft hear of the Good Old […]
Government Is Decades Behind on Even Rudimentary Technology
The mid-1990s inception of the private sector Internet – has led to the greatest economic and lifestyle leap forward in the history […]
If You Liked the Green New Deal – You’ll Love The Internet New Deal
The new wave of Democrats – with media darling New York Congressman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) in the lead – are fully Socialist. […]
Trump Challenges Yet Another International Trade Scam: ‘Developing Nation’ Status
The World Trade Organization (WTO): “(I)s the only global international organization dealing with the rules of trade between nations.” As with nigh […]
More Internet and Access? We Need More Spectrum and Less Government
The Left is the world’s worst choir. Singing dissonantly if not concordantly about how good things are – no matter how bad […]
When Big Government Advocates Accidentally Admit Being Non-Essential
It’s always helpful when advocates for ever larger government remind us of how utterly unnecessary bigger government – and its advocates – […]
Let’s Make Trump’s Zero-Zero-Zero No Government Trade Policy Universal
President Donald Trump has been working towards less government in as many trade deals as he can (re)negotiate. Florida Republican Congressman Ted […]
Bad Ideas Never Die – Government Makes Them Policy Over and Over Again
American colleges have for decades now been ongoing, rolling disaster areas. They are Leftist claptrap outfits that take mind-numbed victims of calamitous […]
70% – ‘Fair Share?!?’ Government Needs to Get Back Into the Equal Protection Business
The government has spent the last half century-plus – in as many ways as is bureaucratically possible – picking winners and losers […]