Op-eds
When the IRS acts as both tax preparer and collector
Washington Times: Taxpayers shouldn't allow the government to prepare and process tax returns.
Decorate your Christmas tree this year with 'free' gifts from Democrats
Washington Examiner: Each year, as families decorate their Christmas trees, they bring down their favorite ornaments from the attic and look for new curios to add to their collections.
USPS's Non-Stop Bleeding Could Impact Your Holiday Deliveries
Fox Business: The USPS’s financial downward spiral is accelerating, as busy holiday delivery season kicks off.
Don’t Reauthorize the Export-Import Bank —Defund it
Washington Examiner: As federal spending and budget deficits continue to grow, ending cronyism and corporate welfare is more crucial than ever.
Continuity of Medical Care for Veterans Jeopardized by VA
Military Times: The VHA has both a massive backlog of medical records and insufficient resources to ensure the accuracy of the medical records.
Congress Abdicates its Most Basic Responsibility
Washington Examiner: The frequent use of continuing resolutions is remarkably poor governance. They neutralize the government’s significant buying power.
Congress Must Restore Program to Stop Government Waste in Medicare
Washington Examiner: Members of Congress are standing passively by while providers pocket tens of billions in improper overpayments.
Here Are A Few Ways Trump And Congress Could Stop Increasing The National Debt
Daily Caller: Without taking steps to reduce spending, deficits will reach an average of $1.2 trillion between FY 2020 and 2029.
Mid-band Spectrum Holds Promise for 5G, but Will There be Enough?
Federal Times: The widespread use of 5G wireless will dramatically change mobile communications across the nation.
The Six Horsemen of the Economic Apocalypse
Morning Consult: The election of any of these six senators would have a devastating and lasting impact on the United States.
The Federal Budget Helps China and Hurts US Taxpayers
Washington Examiner: The bipartisan budget deal approved by Congress before the August recess will result in trillion-dollar deficits.
My Turn: R.I. Taxpayers Lose Big on IGT Deal
Providence Journal: The secret, no-bid gaming contract agreed to by Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo is offensive to taxpayers.
