Publications

Should taxpayers subsidize lobbying? A provision in the Build Back Better bill provides a tax deduction for union dues, which fund union lobbying.

Progressives' efforts to defund and reform the police has made organized theft very lucrative.  

Godfather Don Corleone would be proud of Democrats' offer to "negotiate" the initial price of many new prescription drugs.

Critics of privately funded “joyrides” to space fail to understand that for decades government has been lost in space, taking much too long and spending too much money to accomplish too little. Government driven space policy will always be subject to shifting political whims and budget priorities, while market based space exploration is driven by opportunity for real gain and disciplined by competition and market forces. Today’s wealthy “early adopters” of space ventures are the first step in a process that will lead to greater, faster and broader opportunities in space for many.

Bank of America's CEO wants the government to mandate green energy projects so big investors can pump in money and make out like bandits.

Contrary to their “working class” rhetoric, the Democrats really are transforming into the party of the wealthy elites. They will spend $15 billion for the working poor, $130 billion on health care, but a whopping $475 billion on a tax cut for the wealthy.

New research reveals which state leads the pack in providing new Texans. And no limited-government person will be surprised at the answer.

Democrats in Congress don’t seem to realize that it’s impossible to accurately tax an unrealized gain, because real value is determined by market transactions convening a willing buyer and a willing seller. Without a transaction, the value of the taxed asset would be determined arbitrarily, and by whom?

Tis the season for cute little monsters going door to door seeking treats, and bad Washington-created monsters going bank account to bank account seeking to devour wealth.

Democrats are pushing the biggest expansion of government in history at a time when the majority of Americans say the government is already doing too much.