Op-eds
COVID-19 relief funding programs lack oversight and accountability
Congress has appropriated more than $4.6 trillion in response to COVID-19, much of which has nothing to do with the pandemic.
Commentary: Lenoir City Taxpayers Can Stop a Wasteful Broadband Network
Lenoir City taxpayers have a chance to save themselves from an expensive and wasteful broadband network proposal, but they have to act soon.
The new era of American aerospace
Competition in all areas of aerospace contracting represents a rare procurement triumph for the federal government.
Fiscal conservatives should support postal reform
The USPS has been the subject of a significant amount of justifiable criticism for many years.
Viewpoint: Eliminate the red tape that stifles drug benefits
The mounting debate over prescription drug prices has led several states, including Oklahoma, to over-regulate PBMs.
Biden's policies are not very merry
The Hill: Congress and President Biden have delivered a year filled with a reckless and wasteful government spending.
The Build Back Better Act Would Seriously Harm the Generic Drug Industry
Inside Sources: Biden and House Democrats are adopting policies that will harm pharmaceutical research and development.
Build Back Better is bad for the states
The Hill: The BBBA will force states to fund unsustainable programs and blur the lines between the federal and state governments.
With Build Back Better, Democrats are cooking up a turkey dinner
Washington Examiner: Democrats in Congress are cooking up a massive, sweeping tax and spending bill that will cause prices to rise even higher.
School districts are wasting COVID relief funds
The Hill: Examples of waste across the country show the pitfalls of federal relief programs and the need for greater oversight.
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.
