Police Unions Protect Bad Cops, And Joe Biden Would Make It Worse
What American citizens deserve is more accountability from those who run their public services, not less.
How America’s Looming Debt Crisis Could Spark The Next Great Awakening
To say America appears headed for a destabilizing debt crisis is not the same as saying every cultural consequence will be negative. It could well lead to a mass religious revival.
President Trump Is Absolutely Right To Assume Federal Agencies Are Against Him
Too many of the unelected bureaucrats who staff the alphabet soup agencies seem to feel entitled to circumvent the will of the American people when it conflicts with their priors.
You’re On The Hook For Trillions In Pension Overpromises, And Divestment Is Making It Worse
U.S. public pension liability is equivalent to $18,300 for every resident. Public pensions can’t afford not to invest in companies that generate impressive growth and profits.
FBI Abused The Law To Keep Flynn From Using His Right To Remain Silent
The FBI’s conduct with Flynn is a troubling display of the government using its power against a citizen to achieve the effect it desired.
Federal Employees Who Resist Elected Officials’ Orders Should Be Fired
Today, it is nearly impossible to fire the 2.8 million federal bureaucrats who staff the executive agencies, from which they issue rules that directly affect the lives of Americans every day.
I’m A Teacher. Here’s Why I’m Cheering My New Freedom From Unions
Barring extreme circumstances, my employment is guaranteed, yet I cannot receive any performance-based raises or bonuses.
Fire All Striking Teachers And Send Their Paychecks To Students’ Parents
The striking teachers — and politicians caving to them — lack a rudimentary knowledge of the real reasons teacher salaries aren’t as high as they want and their school books and materials are old and scant.
Here’s Why Government Workers Deserve Mockery Every Now And Then
Among government workers whose jobs do not call on them to risk life and limb, there are two distinct categories: the Ambitious and the Comfortable.
Public-Sector Unions Deserve To Be Destroyed
If stripping unions of the ability to coerce workers is a crippling event, then it’s an event worth celebrating.
Trump’s Biggest Point Last Night Was The Need To Upend The Deep State
President Donald Trump called for something very controversial in Washington DC: to treat government employees as though they work for us.
Report: Public School Bloat Depressing Teacher Pay, Wasted $805 Billion Since 1992
The more levels of government that interfere with a school, the more waste, fraud, and abuse its leaders can get away with because it’s not clear who is responsible for what.
A Cautionary Tale From Texas About How Cities Hide Debt And Deflate The Economy
Politicians can make promises without having to worry about transparency or its consequences, like honesty and effectiveness. Thus, America is drowning in state and local debt.
To Truly Beat The Bureaucrats, Trump Needs To Shut Their Agencies Down
Do Republicans really think that fewer than 5,000 appointees can win against 2.8 million federal employees who have a vested interest in absolutely nothing changing?
Why Pay Full Pensions To Unions That Bankrupted Taxpayers Pockets And Kids’ Minds?
The cumulative debt for all public pension systems is at $5.599 trillion, or $46,884 per household. Most is for teachers, whose unions have for years resisted improvements for kids.
The First Amendment Is A Double-Edged Sword For Kaepernick And Rapinoe
The government may not punish Colin Kaepernick or Megan Rapinoe for speaking out, and their employers have declined to do so. But what about the people? We are all free to decide.
The Military Isn’t A Jobs Program
If becoming a citizen of the United States isn’t a right but a privilege, what better way for foreign citizens to earn it than by defending our freedom?
5 Tips For Handling Government Employees
Logic doesn’t work. Neither does swearing. If you want to get through fifty-four forms and a phalanx of indolent government employees, try this, instead.