Congress Could Nearly Double U.S. Border Budget With $40 Billion They’re Sending Ukraine
Congress refuses to address our own crises, virtue-signaling about aid to Ukraine without ensuring the money falls into the proper hands.
Congress Wants To Charge You Billions For Earmarks And Call It A Budget
The American people will be left with $4 billion in needless spending that is virtually meaningless to the average individual.
Republicans Should Force Democrats To Vote On The Full $5 Trillion Build Back Bankrupt
The Republicans asked CBO to provide the costs of extending all the programs for the entire ten-year budget window—and the results proved shocking.
Most Cities’ Responses To Homelessness Actually Enable Even More Homelessness
Housing First fails because it doesn't address root causes of homelessness: unaddressed mental illness and substance use disorders.
Why Do Senate Republicans Want To Help Democrats Raise The Debt Limit—Again?
Most Republican lawmakers want to see the debt limit raised, so long as they don’t have to take public responsibility for their complicity.
With Inflation At Its Highest In Decades, Congress Works To Shovel Trillions More Out...
Congress should use the omnibus to vacuum up its unnecessary spending, to control both our national debt and runaway inflation. Yeah, right.
Our $28 Trillion National Debt Is Coming Due
All this means a lot of pain. Given how quickly our debt is increasing, that pain isn’t just in store for distant future generations.
In The Last Year, Congress Sent A Typical Family $27,000 To $110,000 In Cash
Americans are getting eye-watering levels of bribes with their own children's money to stay silent about lockdowns. Bureaucracy got even more.
This Ruling Might Ultimately Torpedo Democrats’ Dangerous Legislative Agenda
An advisory opinion from an obscure official may complicate the Biden administration's efforts to push trillions of dollars in new taxes and spending.
Will Democrats Hold The Debt Limit Hostage For Even More Spending?
On August 1, the debt limit will reset at its new level, and the Treasury Department will use extraordinary measures to remain below the new limit.