Republicans have countered President Biden’s $4 trillion infrastructure and social program spending bonanza with a much smaller $568 billion proposal to try and find room to negotiate. But make no mistake: the size of this third stimulus package will be massive,…

I like the fact that there exist politicians — especially members of Congress — who have held actual jobs in the real world. People who actually know a thing or two about something outside of jawboning and career politics. It’s,…

March 2020: Hospitals are overflowing. Morgue trucks are lining up. The COVID-19 infection rate is skyrocketing, and the economy is in free fall. If by magic wand, innovators could have delivered a vaccine back then, how much should they be…

Whether the president is Biden or Trump moving forward, now more than ever the adage that personnel equals policy is spot-on when it comes to appointing Cabinet members and senior administration officials. In the days ahead, the person who serves…

Missile technology is advancing fast, but we can’t afford to simply wait for the next generation to deploy new and improved defenses. As we develop next-generation systems, it makes sense to continue to work with tested assets rather than scrap…

Congress can’t stop spending money. Even on projects that the Trump Administration does not want or need. Right now, the federal government is carrying over $22 trillion in national debt with trillion-dollar annual deficits projected, yet they can’t stop spending…

Throughout the 2016 presidential campaign and subsequently from day one of Donald Trump’s presidency, he has insisted on presiding over an “America First” agenda. While his Administration has indeed advanced many laudable policies in that, some more obscure Trump proposals…

It’s simple. When we engage economically with other nations we export freedom. Brazil’s turn away from engagement with China towards the United States is a great current example of that. We’re going to see the same thing happen, incredibly, in…

Mitt Romney’s curious decision to ring in the new year and celebrate his pending swearing in as junior Senator from Utah by essentially pulling a media version of the old “flaming bag o’ poo” caper on the White House doorstep got…

Mitt Romney’s curious decision to ring in the new year and celebrate his pending swearing in as junior Senator from Utah by essentially pulling a media version of the old “flaming bag o’ poo” caper on the White House doorstep got…