Op-Ed: Government is Still the Problem
safety standards but otherwise leaves consumers alone to make their own decisions on everything else
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The Big, Beautiful Bill
take effect January 1st. A family making $75,000 a year, won’t feel its taxes rise … their workers while adding new jobs to make the equipment. By opening America’s vast energy resources, domestic
Newsweek: Beware the Republicans' Anti-Parent Tax Plan
living, President Donald Trump and Elon Musk are making it more expensive to get by. Whether … their 2017 tax breaks. And Congressional Republicans are making it even worse by pushing to renew massive
How I Am Standing Up to DOGE
need to make the case that government can be good and effective. We need to continue fighting
Rep. Peters on DOGE Breaking our Government
committees to work with DOGE to make real progress. Elon has chosen … declared illegal. For them, bad policy seemed to make good politics. But government workers do important jobs
Opinion: Democrats must make the case that government can be effective and good
want to control the government so they can make the rules. They push for deep cuts to public … talent, a select few, whose wealth and success make them the rightful decision makers for the rest
Ro Khanna: Democrats Have a Future. Here It Is.
Americans cannot find full-time work or make over a $25,000 poverty wage. Instead of talking about … together a bipartisan bill to make this vision a reality. It would create a National Development Council
Brad Sherman: Mr. President, please don’t abolish FEMA
disaster response to the states will only make the U.S. less – not more – ready to respond … billion in property damage and lost economic activity, making it the second costliest disaster in U.S. history – second
Bad Policy Served as Kindling for California’s Wildfires
fees designed to discourage the practice. Wilderness restrictions make brush suppression more difficult throughout much of the state … distort the price signals consumers need to make rational decisions and create shortages of whatever is being controlled