PolicyBytes

Democrats see the multi-trillion-dollar coronavirus spending packages as creating their best chance in years to raise taxes. 

We know COVID-19 can be deadly, but determining how deadly isn't easy—even though trillions of taxpayers dollars depend on getting it right.

Need a ventilator—cheap? The U.S. will have thousands upon thousands of unused ones--thanks to billions of taxpayer dollars and little data to guide such policy decisions.

The COVID-19 lockdowns intended to save the health care system have imposed significant challenges, and many hospitals may not survive the efforts to save them.  

COVID-19 is exposing Americans to debates over rationing health care, something government-run health care systems deal with all the time. 

The media's latest obsession is attacking President Trump for "playing doctor" when he highlights doctors' reports of a successful treatment for COVID-19.

National emergencies can pose a threat to our federalist system of government. So far, President Trump has tried respect that federal-state balance of power.  

The Democrats' shameless stonewalling of a coronavirus relief package in order to pass their progressive wish list demonstrates why we cannot let Congress control the drug industry.  

It's really hard finding a silver lining to the coronavirus outbreak and the government's response, but maybe there will be hundreds of thousands of fewer cases of the cold and flu. 

The coronavirus-related economic fears are leading liberals to propose their only solution to any problem: handing out more tax dollars.