KOSA Should Not Mandate Age Verification
Great news! The congressional markup of KOSA has been cancelled. Perhaps some Members understand the problems with the proposed legislation.
Answering Objections to an Article V Convention of States
Though feared by many, a “runaway” Article V amending convention can’t happen, because of the Founders’ wise design.
Why an Amending Convention of the States?
An Article V convention to pass constitutional amendments to rein in the federal government and set our fiscal house in order could be a powerful tool.
A Big Solution to Big Problems
An Article V convention of the states may be the only way to rein in the federal government and restore constitutional governance.
Proposed Federal Privacy Regulation Not Yet Ready for Prime Time
Moving slowly and only legislating when needs have become clear and when there are demonstrated harms reflects a conservative approach to governing.
Are You Interested in Interest? You Better Be!
Spending on interest on the federal debt has exploded under President Biden, and it's just getting started.
Journalists: Please Ask Biden How Much Debt Is Too Much
The federal government keeps spending and Biden wants to spend much more. But no one, including media, are asking how much spending is too much?
Net Neutrality: Regulation for Ideology's Sake
Innovation and economic growth has not deterred activists who simply believe in federal control for the sake of federal control.
California's New Minimum Wage Comes with a Pink Slip
California fast-food workers are getting a state-mandated raise to $20/hour—and a pink slip to boot.
On AI, a Rush to Legislate Is a Bad Idea
Legislators should be cautious in their rush to legislate on AI to not rule out tools that can be used for innovation and creativity, especially when existing law covers most concerns.