The GOP's Omnibus Spending Binge Will Undermine the Next President
Expect even more red ink and massive deficits during our next recession.
Expect even more red ink and massive deficits during our next recession.
Money alone can't fix failing schools.
The Democratic candidate's plan is both vague and unnecessary.
Tax cut promises are divorced from actual spending discipline.
Rand Paul can balance the budget, he blames the Fed, he'll talk rather than start wars we can't afford, and generally seemed the most thoughtfully radical guy up there.
Report details yet another example of money pit our involvement there has become.
It's like a real life easy button no one who can wants to use.
Advocates of unlimited spending like to portray their proposals as a boon to the American people. But they are helping some by hurting others.
Nothing new here: Officials spend extra taxes on themselves.
Government claims its spending programs save money, but it keeps spending more money
Progressives can't imagine progress without government force
Draft legislation incentivizes annual tuition increases and more administration.
How entitlement spending transfers wealth from the young to the old.
Reason's guide to whether any of the 2016 presidential hopefuls would actually cut government.
The railroad's problems are political, not operational.
David Brooks can't even learn from our Iraq mistakes right
Making fun of his weight distracts from the reality of public service as an excuse to live off the government teat.
The U.S. government has proven itself perfectly capable of outspending the healthiest revenue stream it has ever seen.
Putting the 'fruc' in 'infrastructure,' New York City edition
It's no coincidence that the would-be Tea Party presidents were the only GOP votes against the Senate budget
Arguments strong enough for a conservative, but made for everyone.
Information being used to critique the cronyist institution has disappeared online.
Error-ridden programs paid out $125 billion in improper payments last year.
It won't bring back the money but will drive America down the road to serfdom
The U.S. Constitution may not be perfect, but a new constitutional convention will probably make it worse.
Nearly every state has followed the same basic policy of making promises today and letting someone figure out how to pay for them years from now.
It'll eliminate tax loopholes that offer relief from America's oppressive rates
Proposals call for $15 million to eliminate unneeded state occupational licenses, but $500 million to develop new credentials and training program.
The Office for Civil Rights and its army of bureaucrats would get $30 million.
The sequestration process was the White House's idea in the first place.
President Obama's budget doesn't just propose spending more money than ever before. It also raises taxes all over the place.