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April 18, 2023

This May Be Biden's Most Egregious Taxpayer Giveaway Yet

The EPA is handing out taxpayer dollars to groups to help them train environmental justice groups to ask for even more taxpayer dollars.

April 11, 2023

Obama Mandated Health Insurance, Biden Mandates Electric Vehicles

Obama mandated people buy health insurance; Biden is taking a backdoor approach to essentially mandate that you buy and electric vehicle.

April 4, 2023

Red-State Cities Thrive, Blue-State Cities Dive

Residents of big, blue-state cities are leaving. They're moving to the suburbs or to red states to escape the disastrous policies imposed by progressive mayors and city councils.

March 29, 2023

Trump's Tariffs Swelled the Swamp

Trump's tariffs, which Biden has retained, have cost Americans—not other countries—billions of dollars.

March 21, 2023

Modern Monetary Theory, RIP

Modern Monetary Theory has been put to the test thanks to President Biden and the Democrats. How's that working for us?

March 14, 2023

With Biden, a Foot in the Door Always Leads to Barging In

Biden uses every new tax and regulation, regardless of how small, as a stepping stone to soon demand even more.

March 7, 2023

Is Great Britain's Health Care System 'Falling Apart'?

Don't listen to Bernie Sanders's praise of government-run health care systems; listen to the people who work in it.

February 28, 2023

When Government's 'Strings' Create Business Puppets

President Biden is using federal subsidies to force companies to do what he couldn't get Congress to force them to do.

February 21, 2023

Is a Four-Day Work Week in Our Future?

Tired of going to school or working five days a week? There's a small but growing four-day week trend that may change the way we work.

February 14, 2023

What You Need to Know About Government's Clean Energy Subsidies

The current push for more clean energy efforts is being driven more by government subsidies than consumer demand.

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