Make Them Pay: American Principles and the Buffet Rule
By: Sonia Shaikh The law of increasing poverty is the foundation for several bills introduced by the Democratic Party. Incited by Marx’s warning that certain events will form the decline […]
Legislation
The Veteran Affairs Scandal: In the Waiting Room for Urgent Care
The Fourth of July reminds the nation that our freedom comes at a cost to the members of our armed services; the guardians of our liberty. This Independence Day, not […]
DC Council Votes to “Just Say Yes”?
By: Sonia Torrico “Just say yes” or at least “just say ‘why not?’” may be the new campaign for the District of Columbia when it comes to marijuana after the […]
Expanding Earned Income Tax Credit to Childless Workers
By: Danny Schneider Perhaps Ayn Rand would roll over in her grave if she heard Congressman Paul Ryan (Rep.-Wis.) express his support for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) as […]
Bond v. United States: The Unintended Consequences of a Chemical Weapons Treaty
By: James Gossmann How often does an act of infidelity lead to a Supreme Court case questioning century old precedent on the legislative powers of Congress? And what are the […]
Cracks in the Foundation: Analyzing Corker-Warner’s Shortcomings and Possible Effects on Future Market Conditions
By: David Loesberg* The Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (Committee) is currently preparing to move its key legislation, the Housing Finance Reform and Taxpayer Protection Act of […]