To say our nation’s finances are in poor condition would be a drastic understatement. They are in shambles. Hundreds of billions worth of unresolved government reform recommendations, trillions in tax … READ MORE
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Five Things We Needed to Hear at the State of the Union Address
A CBS snap poll from last night showed 76 percent of viewers had a favorable view of the President’s annual State of the Union address. In an increasingly polarized and … READ MORE
The Future of the Union
During tonight’s State of the Union address, President Trump will reportedly talk about immigration, border security, trade, prescription drug prices, infrastructure, foreign policy and trade. The glaring 14-digit item missing … READ MORE
I’ll Take A Venti of Whatever You’re Having, Mr. Schultz
If anyone was confused as to how we’re sitting at $22 trillion in national debt, the partial shutdown hysterics should have cleared that right up. The non-stop stories lamenting the … READ MORE
Amidst the Partial Shutdown Drama Lies Opportunity
As the partial government “shutdown” moves into its sixth week—with both the President and Speaker needling one other like cast members on an MTV reality show—the American people have obviously … READ MORE
Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Congress
Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots is the most infuriating game ever created. The inability to move beyond half an inch from side to side, and the lackluster punches that leave … READ MORE
Federal Government Runs 65 Wall Deficit Last Quarter – Quarterly Interest Expenses Up 3 Walls Over Last Year
The DC shutdown soaps broke into livings rooms across America this week as President Trump and Speaker Pelosi and Minority Leader Schumer made their cases for and against a border … READ MORE
Harry Potter and the Modern Monetary Theorists Stone
For all of its wonderment, the Harry Potter series does leave readers with one burning question in the back of their mind. How are there any day-to-day struggles in a … READ MORE