Trump is Deregulating – Fast. Congress Needs to Get Up to Speed
President Donald Trump has wasted no time. He is rapidly fast-tracking the agenda which won him the office. He ran on tightening […]
Tag: Policy
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 Should Stop the Government’s Price-Fixing Micro-Management of Music Royalties
I’m a lifelong conservative – and a retired musician. One thing that vexed me as I chased a magical, mystical record deal […]
Let’s Rollback Bad Government – At All Levels. Because the Emperors Have No Clothes
We have dubbed the Trump ascendancy to the presidency the Reality Revolution. For decades the Washington, D.C. Establishment Emperor walked around stark […]
Mr. President: Please Remove Google’s Anti-IP Mole from Your Administration
One of the many aspects of the very anti-free trade “free trade” to which we have for decades been subjected – is […]
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 […]
Dodd-Frank: All of It Is Awful – So All of It Needs to Go
President-elect Donald Trump is President-elect Donald Trump – because he incepted and led much more than a simple political campaign. As he […]
What to Do – and What Not to Do – on Trade Reform
In advance of the 2008 election, now outgoing President Barack Obama ran on “Hope and Change.” It was a smart, cynical ploy. […]
Leftists Refusing to Provide Goods and Services Is Just Fine – Inauguration Edition
There is nothing more close-minded than the open-minded Leftist. As if we needed even more reminders of this metaphysical truth – behold […]
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 […]