How Broke Is the Federal Government? It’s Penniless!
The federal government's financial report shows it is de facto bankrupt, with assets of $4.9 trillion and expenses and debts of $40 trillion.
The Saturday Night Massacre, DOJ’s Last Profile in Courage
Since the October 20, 1973 Saturday Night Massacre, the illegal actions of the DOJ have transitioned it from Profiles in Courage to Profiles in Corruption.
Biden Presents a Hobson’s Choice for Ds & Rs (Part I)
The polls indicate Democrats do not want Biden to run again, but the party is not actively seeking a primary challenger who could win the 2024 general election.
Illegal Immigration Costs More than 13 of 15 Federal Dept.
The cost of illegal immigration is more than the U.S. appropriates to 13 of 15 cabinet-level departments and more than on all major agencies combined.
Climate Skeptics Win by Revealing Costs Not Disputing Science – Part 2
To gain support, climate skeptics need to refocus lobbying strategy from technical papers to the high cost and negative community impacts of green technology.
The House Should Grant Use Immunity or Accept a Failed Inquiry
In Biden impeachment inquiry the House should grant “Use Immunity” to Hunter and Jim, their business associates, and past and present DOJ and FBI leadership.
2024 Campaign Tax Proposals Are Slogans, Not Real Tax Reform
The 2024 tax reform proposals are slogans, not real tax reform. Real reform would be reinstating the simple 1913, 4-page 1040, with low rates and few deductions.
The Value of U.S. Citizenship in an Open Border Society
Until the Biden presidency, citizenship was a treasure. Today, illegals have more rights than citizens, and the value of our right to vote is diminished.
TX vs U.S.: Invasion or the Rebirth of the Tenth Amendment
The ongoing dispute between Texas and the U.S. over illegal immigration will determine the extent of federal power and the scope of state sovereignty.
Federal Student Loans: $1.3 Trillion Is Largest U.S. Asset
Universities receive trillions in federal student loans and subsidies without having any responsibility to educate students or assist with loan repayments.
