Publications

Presidential elections cost a lot, but President Biden's reelection handouts will cast taxpayers even more.

The Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024 is a perfect example of the kinds of tradeoffs that must be made in order to move legislation. Should Republicans trade an expanded child tax credit for extended business tax cuts? And should the Democrats take the same deal? As Thomas Sowell says, “there are no solutions, there are only tradeoffs.”

A dozen cities allow legal and illegal immigrants to vote in state and local elections. Will federal elections be next?

Colorado voters passed a TABOR Amendment in 1992 to ensure taxpayers benefited from state budget surpluses. That didn't stop the legislature from trying to undermine voters' intentions.

Global temperatures have been rising, but focusing on "recorded history" is a very limited time frame.

Interesting argument on the fundamentals of trade policy, comparative advantage, etc. at the Law & Liberty blog.

It doesn’t make sense to allow the Affordable Connectivity Program, which helps 23 million low-income households afford broadband, lapse because of congressional neglect.

Northern states that are mandating the transition to EVs in the near future may leave drivers out in the cold. 

Apparently, becoming a "social equity entrepreneur," is a license to LOSE money.

The Swiss understand that eliminating tariffs helps consumers and the economy. Donald Trump hasn't learned that lesson.