Op-eds
Give veterans a more efficient, modern healthcare system
Caring for the nation’s veterans should include providing them with the best possible benefits, especially medical care and treatment, during and after their service to the country.
The Exploited 340B Program Is the Real Horror This Halloween
There is no need to seek out ghosts, goblins, and ghouls for a fright this Halloween. Just look at the devilish 340B drug discount program.
The frightening tale of Bidenomics
Halloween stories of horror are usually tale tales, but the impact of inflation and high interest rates is unfortunately quite real.
Republican balanced budget resolution would get us out of the spending hole
Today, taxpayers owe a national debt of more than $33 trillion.
Negating net neutrality saved the internet
The focus for the FCC should not be on reconstituting failed heavy-handed regulations again on an industry that is constantly evolving.
Biden is trying to shift the cost of student loans to taxpayers — again
Any attempt to forgive student loan debt unilaterally is extremely costly and unfair to taxpayers.
The USPS needs to stop delivering financial losses
The USPS third quarter financial report will likely continue the postal service’s run of financial losses.
The Disaster at Lina Khan’s FTC
FTC Chair Lina Khan's anti-capitalist views have upended more than 100 years of antitrust law enforcement.
IRS should stop wasting money on its own tax filing software
The IRS should not be spending a penny to build and promote its own tax preparation program.
Boeing’s Starliner struggles vindicate space competition
Private firms operating under contract with the federal government have formed the new backbone of space commercialization and exploration.
As it plans NGAD fighter, Pentagon must learn from past failures
The classified and secretive NGAD will cost “multiples” of the F-35, meaning each aircraft will cost hundreds of millions of dollars.
Debt ceiling deal should include spending cuts across the entire government
The first place to start cutting every area of discretionary spending would be to eliminate earmarks.
