In its ruling invalidating President Trump’s tariffs last week, the Supreme Court appears to consider itself the nation’s Supreme Authority on political questions.
Tag: taxes
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Democrats Don’t Take Their ‘Affordability’ Argument Seriously and Neither Should You
Democratic caterwauling about “affordability” does not reflect reality as much as it is a desperate attempt to grasp at something that might shake the confidence of Trump’s base and return Democrats to power.
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From Rock to Tech, Talent Flees Taxes
Blue states and cities like California are wrecking the very prosperity that makes their extensive social services and government benefits possible.
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Trump’s Tariffs on Trial
Only the president can act toward the world with a singular vision when it comes to global contests.
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A Big Beautiful Test of GOP Principles and Discipline
If there were serious divisions in the Republican Party, Trump would have lost this fight.
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If The Rich Are So Powerful, Why Are Their Taxes So High?
For a group that supposedly wields so much power, “the rich” have lost a lot of political battles.
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A Plea to DOGE: Please Keep Those Axes Sharp and Swinging
A taxpayer’s lament for government overspending.
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Tax the Rich. It’s Only Fair
The burden of paying for an extravagant welfare state should not fall to struggling families who have their own responsibilities.
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Tim Walz: Joker Clown
The Democratic nominee for vice president has a record of lies, exaggeration, and disgrace to match his bizarre mannerisms and behavior.
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Missed Opportunities of the Great Debate
With few exceptions, Trump did not engage the queries that he should have answered and missed several opportunities to land blows to his opponent.
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How a U.S. Federal Government Default Might Play Out
The recent tax rebellion by the Canadian province of Saskatchewan may provide a model for how U.S. states could push back against a federal government that has spent far beyond its means.
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Blue City Decline: How to Save New York and Other Cities
An agenda of four items, different as night and day from the confusion and lack of focus sinking New York and other cities, offers a simple way to save them.