Op-eds
Congress is hell-bent on a spooky spending spree
The Hill: Taxpayers should be worried about the frighteningly high amount of spending that is growing like weeds on Capitol Hill.
A quarter century of budget futility
The Hill: The repeated use of CRs provide the most striking example of the culture of poor governance that has taken root in Congress.
Consumers will feel pain if pharmacy benefit managers are over-regulated
Columbus Dispatch: Lowering drug costs should be achieved through marketplace reforms.
D.C.’s Wealth Tax is Unnecessary and Harmful to the Economy
Washington Times: Raising taxes on any D.C. resident will harm the city’s economy, population, and reputation.
The Fuzzy Math Behind Biden’s IRS Enforcement Proposal
Morning Consult: Congress should not even consider budgeting more money on a troubled agency like the IRS.
Postal reform should deliver better results
The Hill: The USPS needs to address labor costs, closing excess facilities, outsourcing, and other issues.
Joe Biden Believes There Is No Government Waste
NRO: Waste-busting ‘Sheriff Joe’ hangs up his badge.
House Democrats Want to Overturn the FCC’s Win-Win for Auto Safety and Wi-Fi
InsideSources: The new rules in the 5.9 GHz band could not have come at a more important time.
Biden's Broadband Boondoggle
American Thinker: President Joe Biden plans to spend $100 billion or more on broadband infrastructure.
Financial market transactions should not be taxed or restricted
The Hill: Both the FTT and new short selling regulations would cause significant disruption to financial transactions and reduced returns for tens of millions of investors.
340B Drug Discount Program Should Be on GAO’s High-Risk List
RCH: Nothing has been done to reform 340B and stop hospitals and for-profit pharmacies from enriching themselves.
The F-35 may be unsalvageable
The Hill: The time has come reduce the cost and scope of the F-35 program.
