What if You Pushed an EV Revolution and Nobody Came?
Consumers are slowing their purchase of EVs, even as environmentalists and Democrats press consumers harder, backed by taxpayer dollars, to buy EVs.
Iowa Leads the Way on Tax Cuts
Iowa was once a leader in high individual and corporate income tax rates; now it's a leader in lowering those rates—and cutting spending.
If States Can Have a Rainy Day Fund, Why Can't Washington?
States have a rainy day fund to call on in times of emergency, Washington needs a similar option.
Biden's Border Crisis Will Vastly Increase the Number of Uninsured
Millions of undocumented immigrants are crossing the border, which will vastly increase the number of uninsured in the country.
How to Judge Governors Running for President
Governors create a fiscal record that can help voters decide who might make the most fiscally responsible president.
Obamacare: Costing Taxpayers More While Enjoying It Less
Obamacare proponents made a lot of promises to get the legislation passed. As many predicted, the results have fallen far short of the promises.
What Would Federal Debt Be Without Pandemic Fraud?
It might be easier to reach a government-funding agreement had the government not spent so much over the past few years, and had fraud and waste been much lower.
Reducing 'Tax Expenditures' Can Hurt Economic Growth
Rethinking and bad thinking about the notion of "tax expenditures."
Revisiting Renewable Energy's Reliability and Affordability
Wind and solar power have their benefits, but not so much when the days get shorter but the heat hangs on.
The Bizarre Economics of 'Tax Expenditures'
The term "tax expenditure" may not mean what you think it means.