Publications

According to Director Mick Mulvaney, “The day of the CBO has probably come and gone.” We couldn't agree more.

Germany produces quality products and services that consumers, including Americans, voluntarily choose to buy. So why is President Trump criticizing Germany's trade surplus?

Ford's CEO is out, in part because President Obama's unrealistic CAFE standards force car manufacturers to build small, fuel-efficient cars that very few people want.

Calls for more "price transparency" have tended to be selective. But access to prices is a problem throughout the health care system, and many "solutions" do nothing but exacerbate the problem.

Congress and the White House should focus on the most important elements that would contribute to jump-starting economic growth.

Obamacare supporters say it has vastly expanded private health insurance, but new government numbers tell a different story.

Americans want little or no government regulation of the internet.

Trump may not be able to keep many of his campaign promises, but tax reform is the most important, and will actually make it easier to solve other problems.

The New York Times believes that cutting the taxes and government spending by repealing Obamacare would hurt economic growth. In fact, we would likely return to the higher growth levels we never had under President Obama. 

Indiana’s 5G bill is a model for other states to emulate.