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Get ready for the buzzword of the year: “budget reconciliation.” In the coming months, this procedural workhorse will take center stage. Why? Because without it, little can get done in…
If you’ve ever wondered what government waste looks like, imagine this: billions of your tax dollars being spent on federal office space that’s emptier than a congressional promise. Only 6%…
Imagine a government so bloated and disconnected that it pays billions for empty desks. This isn’t science fiction. It’s your federal government. Senator Joni Ernst’s report paints a picture—no, a…
Blue-state governors and attorneys general are already hatching plans conspiring to stop the mass deportations of illegal aliens, even criminals. It’s a strange move. Why protect lawbreakers over law-abiding citizens?…
Regulation isn’t a bad word until it costs the average American thousands of dollars annually. Let’s compare the price tags of federal regulations under Trump and Biden and then examine…
Today’s Bible Trundle follows day 169 from our (my Diane and me) morning chronological reading through the Bible App. Proverbs is a book of wisdom and guidance, not commands or…
I’ve been studying the energy sector to develop an investment strategy. At first, I focused on stock cycles and technical indicators, but the fundamentals of energy grabbed my attention. As…
When our leaders talk about inflation, it’s important to focus on future probabilities rather than past numbers. Past figures might make us comfortable, but they don’t help us with next…
Here are 15 significant cases interpreting the Constitution by the US Supreme Court with their case citations and key holdings: Marbury v. Madison (1803) Established the principle of judicial review,…
Article V: Amendment Process (1787) The Congress, whenever two thirds of both Houses shall deem it necessary, shall propose Amendments to this Constitution, or, on the Application of the Legislatures…