Where’s the Focus on Obama’s Budget?
Since last summer, the various GOP primary opponents have offered a myriad of tax and budget proposals. Different pundits, think tanks, campaigns and others have come up with their own numbers on the...
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The Path to Prosperity Beats the Alternatives
The Bipartisan Policy Center has produced a nifty graph comparing Paul Ryan’s Path to Prosperity to the plans prepared by Alice Rivlin and former Sen. Pete Domenici, Simpson-Bowles, House Democrats,...
View ArticleThe Unserious Nature of Washington, Exhibit A: The Student Loan Debate
Over the last week, President Obama made a series of speeches at colleges around the country in which he decried the coming rise of student loan interest rates on July 1. Obama, joined by Mitt Romney,...
View ArticleInterview with Texas Senate candidate Ted Cruz
Last evening conservative favorite Ted Cruz, the insurgent candidate in the Republican Texas Senate Primary who is closing the gap as we hit less than two weeks from primary voting day, gave me 15...
View ArticleThomas Massie Wins KY-4 GOP Nomination
If you haven’t heard of Thomas Massie yet, you should. He is now the Republican nominee for U.S. House of Representatives in Kentucky’s fourth district. As Lewis County judge-executive, he paid for his...
View ArticleThe Coalition to Reduce Spending
The 2012 election is about far more than just the single office of the presidency. The fate of our nation will be shaped more so by the hundreds of congressmen, the thousands of state legislators and...
View ArticleNew Film About America’s Bubble Economy
There is a new film coming out about America’s bubble economy and the dangerous policies our country is pursuing. The Bubble (www.TheBubbleFilm.com) is based off the New York Times Bestseller...
View ArticleGreat Challenges Bring Great Opportunity
Many within and outside the Republican Party have commented on the intimidating situation Mitt Romney would inherit (yes, I went ahead and used one of President Obama’s favorite words) if he won this...
View ArticleRomney’s “Unique Qualifications” for the Economy
The Romney campaign likes to refer to Mitt as “uniquely qualified” for the office of the presidency. While I enthusiastically agree, I’d like to extend the phrase to a particular subset of the role:...
View ArticleThe Myth Of The Government Shut-Down
The government of the United States is not going to be shut down this week. Or next week. Even if the continuing budget resolution is not passed by both the U.S. house and senate, and signed by the...
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