A civil society only exists to the extent those entrusted with authority reflect the interests of the individuals governed. Breakdowns in this social contract can quickly unravel the fabric of … READ MORE
Fixing Capitalism’s “Bobby Axelrod Problem”
It should not come as a surprise that 2020’s major national events from the COVID-19 pandemic to the resulting economic recession to America continuing to grapple with racial equality have … READ MORE
Congressional Informing Function Important Step Towards Racial Reconciliation
“‘…their only power was to make noise,’ nonetheless ‘it was an uncomfortable noise that grated upon the ears and, in time, the national conscience…’” – Aide to Former Senate Majority … READ MORE
With Public Lands Bill, Congress Takes One Step Forward and Two Steps Back
Let’s say you own a lawn care business. Over the years, you have continued to add more and more properties to take care of but have not dedicated the resources … READ MORE
National Solidarity in the Time of COVID-19
As the United States continues to grapple with the threat posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the tribal political battles that have characterized American politics pre-virus have shown no signs of … READ MORE
A Look at Remote Work in the Federal Workforce During COVID-19
One widely-discussed result of the COVID-19 pandemic is a massive increase in the share of the United States workforce that works from home. The virus forced companies to invest in … READ MORE
Coburn Originated Duplication Report Savings Now Total Over $400 Billion
The 10th edition of the Government Accountability Office (GAO) duplication report came out this week. With it, comes a massive update in its projected savings. Since the report’s inception, GAO … READ MORE
Why a Capital Gains Tax Cut Doesn’t Make Sense for a Stimulus Plan
As the United States suffered record-breaking job losses in April thanks to COVID-19, the federal government is putting together another round of economic aid. The Trump administration has proposed cutting … READ MORE