Report: Democrat Congressman Spent $30,000 On Travel While Urging New Yorkers To Stay Home
New York Democrat Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney spent tens of thousands on transportation — all while telling New Yorkers to stay home due to COVID-19.
Buttigieg’s Idea To Tax How Much You Drive Isn’t About Revenue, It’s About Control
After facing immediate backlash, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg quickly backed off the idea in public. But that doesn’t mean it’s not far off, and it’s worth digging into.
The Biden Administration’s Mileage Tax Idea Is Not Just Stupid, It’s Elitist
Biking Buttigieg can get out of a mileage tax, but that’s not how most of America works. If the administration cared about working families, they’d know that.
Pete Buttigieg Flip-Flops On Mileage And Gas Tax After Getting Roasted
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has said that his floated gas or mileage tax will not be included in the $3 trillion Biden infrastructure plan.
NASCAR Returns To The Dirt With Sold-Out Sunday Race
The dirt track spectacle hearkens back to the origins of NASCAR — moonshine runners attempting to outrun the law in rural Appalachia.
It’s Time To Bring Back The Drive-In Movie
While few drive-ins remain in operation today, the coronavirus may prompt a resurgence across America.
If Heavy Traffic Makes You Question God’s Existence, You’re Not Alone
I know of no better reflection of the disenchantment of the modern world than a traffic jam. It is truly soul-destroying.
‘Hobbs And Shaw’ Is A Wild, Ridiculous Summer Ride Worth Taking
If you go into ‘Hobbs and Shaw’ expecting anything other than a goofy, over-the-top action film, then you will be gravely disappointed.
Green Taxes Spark A Populist Revolt In France Injuring 750, Killing Two
Meanwhile, the media keeps downplaying the issue and distorting what’s really going on because it doesn’t fit their convenient narrative.
California Regulators Want To Control What Kind Of Cars All Americans Are Allowed To Drive
If Trump breaks California’s regulatory sway over national fuel economy standards, several car companies might have to eat massive losses.
Why Saudi Women Want Muscle Cars Now That They’re Allowed To Drive
Women inside oppressive regimes love muscle cars because they’re a taste of freedom. As an immigrant from Communist China, I’ve experienced this firsthand.
Why 2018 Won’t Be Another ‘Year Of The Driverless Car’
Driverless car companies are telling the public and governments their product is safer than manned vehicles, but the proof of that claim isn’t here yet.
Why So Many Americans Love The Indy 500
NASCAR’s legacy dates back to moonshine runners during Prohibition, and the desire by soldiers returning from World War II to organize racing more formally.
All You Need To Know About Catalytic Converters Is They Shouldn’t Exist
Oh, the stories cars could tell about the foolish consequences of government overreach.
12 Reasons Pinterest Has Become My Online Man Cave
How Pinterest helped me escape the politics of Twitter and Facebook and discover the things I really love about the Internet.
Real Americans Drive
Effete nannies are pushing the pedal to the metal in taking away our right to control our own journeys.
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