Tagged “Congress”

House Dems Usher in the Resistance — Thomas Gallatin, January 4, 2019
The Transitioning Agenda of the 116th Congress — Thomas Gallatin, January 3, 2019
Shutdown: Organized Political Theater — Thomas Gallatin, December 21, 2018
Congress Avoids Shutdown and Funds Border Security ... in Mexico — Thomas Gallatin, December 20, 2018
Another Bloated Farm Bill — Nate Jackson, December 12, 2018
Paul Ryan's Tarnished Speakership — Jordan Candler, December 5, 2018
Not the Founders' Vision of Congress and the Presidency — Brian Mark Weber, November 9, 2018
Ginsburg Blames Congress for Polarized Judicial Process — Thomas Gallatin, October 29, 2018
Sasse Provides Civics Lesson During Kavanaugh Hearing — Political Editors, September 5, 2018
Republicans' Steep Hill to Climb — Political Editors, July 31, 2018
Eminent Domain and Protection for Private Property — Michael Swartz, July 27, 2018
Peter Strzok's Bias Exposed — Thomas Gallatin, July 13, 2018
Republicans Blast FBI Bias Exposed in the IG Report — Political Editors, June 20, 2018
Amnesty vs. America First — Arnold Ahlert, June 14, 2018
'Make Congress Work Again' Is Working — Caroline C. Lewis, June 7, 2018
Pleading for Criminal Justice Reform — Brian Mark Weber, June 1, 2018
Deputy AG Defiant in Face of Impeachment Threat — Thomas Gallatin, May 3, 2018
Trump Oversees Biggest Cuts to Regs in Quarter-Century — Political Editors, April 20, 2018
Fixing BIG Tech Speech Suppression — What Congress Should Legislate — Mark Alexander, April 10, 2018
Six Months Late, Congress Passes Spendthrift Omnibus — Michael Swartz, March 23, 2018
Budget Betrayal — Arnold Ahlert, February 15, 2018
The Next Budget Boondoggle — Paul Albaugh, February 13, 2018
Video: In Memoriam: The GOP Pretending to Care About Fiscal Restraint — Publius, February 13, 2018
Fiscal Hawks Go on Leave — Michael Swartz, February 9, 2018
Sen. Rand Paul's Shutdown Solution — Thomas Gallatin, February 7, 2018
Video: An Open Statement to Washington, DC — Publius, January 23, 2018
Congress Works on Contentious Surveillance Bill — Michael Swartz, January 12, 2018
Republicans Flirting With Earmarks Again — Thomas Gallatin, January 11, 2018
36 House GOP Reps. Vacating Seats — Jordan Candler, January 9, 2018
Trump Effect vs. Democrat Rhetoric — Political Editors, January 5, 2018
Trump's Signature Achievement Is a Win for America — Thomas Gallatin, December 21, 2017
And Now... The Flip Side of the Tax Cuts — Michael Swartz, December 8, 2017
Tax Reform: Political (Pyrrhic) Victory? — Nate Jackson, December 4, 2017
The Media/Political Fraternity Protects Its Own — Arnold Ahlert, December 4, 2017
Outing Congressional Creeps Is a Must — Arnold Ahlert, November 20, 2017
GOP's Real Challenge Isn't Retirements — Todd Johnson, November 14, 2017
Leftist Group Retracts Flawed Analysis of GOP Tax Plan — Political Editors, November 8, 2017
Reform America's Overbearing Federal Law Code — Political Editors, November 2, 2017
A Taxing Debate About Retirement — Michael Swartz, October 27, 2017
Will We Ever Get the Trump Tax Cuts? — Michael Swartz, October 20, 2017
Why Congress Isn't Working and What You Can Do About It — Caroline C. Lewis, October 5, 2017
Failed GOP Leadership — Todd Johnson, October 3, 2017
Scalise's Return Reminds Us What's at Stake — Nate Jackson, September 29, 2017
Does GOP Tax Reform Stand a Chance? — Brian Mark Weber, September 29, 2017
Constitutional Perspective for Taxes — Louis DeBroux, September 27, 2017
A Leaner Government Is 'Easy.' But Is It Possible? — Michael Swartz, September 22, 2017
The National Debt: Gradual, Then Sudden Catastrophe — Arnold Ahlert, September 18, 2017
What's the Point of Republican Infighting? — Paul Albaugh, September 12, 2017
Fusion GPS Thumbs Its Nose at Congress — Thomas Gallatin, August 11, 2017
Republicans Hope to Simplify the Tax Code — Caroline C. Lewis, August 3, 2017

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