…perhaps more accurately a small-government classical liberal of the Hayekian sort, which is how I would label the views he espouses here).  He has also closely associated himself with libertarian…

…refocused message that appeals to the masses. I struggle with the concern of whether Democrats can clarify and better define their misleading “woke/progressive” label. There are so many explanations of what…

…politically untenable after the cliff plan, with higher tax rates and no spending cutsthe specter of holding a vote on a federal aid package that included no offsetting spending cuts…

…district on their son’s behalf asking for injunctive relief to force the district to comply with a particular provision of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act that the parents said…

…had passed an “Excise gas tax holiday!” so that Exxon-Mobil did not have to forward the $72.7B in excise taxes. Which of the following would you expect? 1) Price competition…

…with FEMA’s $2,000 emergency disaster relief debit cards. But Mr. Moore may be correct that this White House is squandering taxpayer funds to give profits to its favorite companies in…

…budget outlook [from last January’s forecast] is the direct result of the strong economic growth the president’s tax relief has fueled.” The natural follow-up question for David Rosenbaum to ask…

…“Some members of Congress support tax relief but say my proposal is too big,” Bush said in his Saturday radio address. “Since they already agree that tax relief creates jobs,…

…taxpayers are on the hook for the bill. “Shrinking the budget that goes towards Borrower Defense is definitely a good thing for American taxpayers.” The biggest change in DeVos’ rewrite…

…needs financial relief with no such strings attached. Emergency funding will help the Postal Service continue its work of delivering essentials like medicines and relief payments throughout the pandemic, maintain…