Podcast: A Possible Recession, The New U.S. Corporation, Bad Economic Policy
On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, John Tamny and Ben Domenech discuss the latest economic policy ideas coming from both Republicans and Democrats.
Here’s Why Elizabeth Warren’s Wealth Tax Will Not Work At All
Warren’s wealth tax includes the flaw of many of the left’s grand plans in that it presumes no negative consequences will follow — but of course they will.
If Gun Controllers Followed Their Own Logic, They’d Support Banning Alcohol And Cigarettes, Too
If gun control advocates are really worried about fatality numbers, restrictive firearm policies are not the place to start.
Elizabeth Warren’s Proposed Breakup Of Big Tech Only Reveals Her Ignorance And Hypocrisy
Is she confused or cynical? This presidential hopeful says she’s over corporate giants, but when it comes to Amazon, she wants to be friends with benefits.
I’m Getting $250,000 In Student Loans, And Taxpayers Shouldn’t Bail Me Out
Personal responsibility? Not necessary. 2020 Democrats have got you covered with their immoral wealth transfer policies.
Why Democrats’ Plans For Nationalizing Child Care And Preschool Will Help No One
Just like education, traffic laws, and trash pickup, child care is a local issue, best handled by people closest to the action.
Biggest Conservative Policy Successes In Trump Era Come From Cooperation, Not Resistance
After years of dismal growth, during one of the weakest recoveries ever, business leaders saw in Trump an opportunity to juice the economy and gain back some of what was lost under President Obama.
Democratic Presidential Candidate Andrew Yang’s 8 Most Bizarre Policy Proposals
Outsider Andrew Yang has more than 75 policy proposals, addressing everything from robo-calls to circumcision.
Trump’s State Of The Union Should Put American Families First
The president must ask that Congress provide incentives to states that tackle fatherlessness. Don’t cut benefits for single mothers, but responsibly raise them for poor married couples.
What Congress Lost With The Dying Art Of Deliberation
In the first lecture of Hillsdale College’s free online course about Congress, Dr. Larry Arnn explains the legislative branch’s intended purpose, and how our modern legislators have failed to fulfill it.
Thomas Sowell Explains The Economics Of Discrimination
The revered economist’s latest book, ‘Discrimination and Disparities,’ takes a look at the high cost of misguided policies aimed at achieving social justice.
Are Successful, Bipartisan Policy Debates Even Possible?
Avik Roy, President of FREOPP, joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss health policy, think tanks, 2018 midterms, the child tax credit and more.
How Paid Leave Policy And Social Engineering Impact Women And Families
Policy Analyst Vanessa Brown Calder joins Federalist Radio to discuss policies aimed at working women and families like childcare, paid leave, and housing.
7 Things Trump Did That Media Insists Are Mere ‘Distractions’ From Russiagate
Don’t be fooled by the Trump administration’s evil, manipulative plan to divert attention from the country’s most pressing issues, like Stormy Daniels.
Here’s How Conservative Policy Wonks Grade Trump’s First Year
We asked a wide range of conservative policy experts to grade President Trump on his first year in office. Across seven policy areas, Trump averaged a grade of B/B-.
Yuval Levin On The Failures Of Congress And Trump’s First Year
Yuval Levin joins this episode of Federalist Radio to break down the good and bad policy of Trump’s first year in office, and our dysfunctional Congress.
How Libertarians Can Get Themselves Back In The Political Game
It’s time for libertarians to detach themselves from both populism and progressivism and present a viable alternative.
How Racism And Nativism Enabled The New Deal
A new book romanticizes the New Deal, but fails to grasp how such a liberal watershed doubled down on Jim Crow and anti-immigrant sentiment.
What William F. Buckley Can Teach Us About Donald Trump
William F. Buckley’s 50 year-old memoir, The Unmaking of a Mayor, has a lot to teach us about the current political moment.
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