By Natalia Castro Congressional Republicans failed to repeal and replace Obamacare, now Democrats want to take this destructive policy a step further. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) has come together with other Democrats to promote a single payer system, despite the consistent proof of failure. Republicans […]

By Robert Romano Almost a decade after quantitative easing began in 2008 — where the U.S. Federal Reserve expanded its U.S. Treasuries holdings by over $1.9 trillion and acquired another $1.8 trillion of mortgage-backed securities, and then kept purchasing more as the bonds matured starting in 2014 […]

By Robert Romano “We’re proposing one of the largest tax cuts in history, even larger than that of President Ronald Reagan.  Our tax cut is bigger.” That was President Donald Trump speaking on May 1 in a speech made to the Independent Community Bankers Association at the White House, promising huge, record-setting tax cuts for the American […]

By Robert Romano President Donald Trump bought himself and Congress more time to deal with the nation’s fiscal woes in a deal that funded the government for another three months, paid for immediate hurricane disaster relief and extended the debt ceiling to Dec. 9. At the time, […]

By Rick Manning America’s media monopolies pose a threat to democracy.  Most people know that President Donald Trump has engaged in a very public war of words with a variety of biased media outlets, like CNN, over their advocacy journalism which shreds any semblance of objectivity. In […]

By Richard McCarty The Service Employees International Union (SEIU), one of the nation’s largest unions, has been filling its coffers with Medicaid dollars for years. With the help of Democrat politicians, SEIU has been raking in tens of millions of dollars each year by skimming dues off […]

By Natalia Castro Hurricane Harvey has left Houston’s citizens displaced, damaged, and in need of an opportunity to rebuild. Luckily, the destructive hurricanes of our country’s past have left a model for recovery that Texas is prepared to utilize. With hundreds of devastated schools, Houston […]

By Robert Romano The Republican Party has majorities in both chambers of Congress plus the White House, and it has must-pass pieces of legislation like the budget, debt ceiling, the Sept. 30 continuing resolution and Hurricane Harvey and Irma funding relief bills that provide opportunity after opportunity […]

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By Robert Romano There was good news on the economic front as the Bureau of Economic Analysis revised upwards reported growth of the Gross Domestic Product in the second quarter from an inflation-adjusted 2.6 percent annualized to 3 percent annualized . The news was heralded as great news for the American […]