Supreme Court should rein in abusive IRS
(March 24) The Supreme Court hears a case on March 29 that will test whether there is any real limit to the frighteningly invasive power of the IRS . In Polselli v. IRS, the high court […]
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Yes to permanent standard time, not daylight savings
(March 17) The Senate’s unanimous passage of a bill to make Daylight Saving Time apply year-round is a well-meaning but awful solution to a very real problem. Informed by both history […]
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Trump and Congress BOTH overreach on executive privilege
(Oct. 19) Former President Donald Trump will likely fail in most of his executive privilege claims against a congressional committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, but the committee’s overreach could result […]
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Congress moves towards appalling decision to include women in military draft
(Sept. 3) The House Armed Services Committee abused daughters and granddaughters this week by voting that young women should be required to register for the military draft. Four Republicans joined […]
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Hunter Biden must be probed, but Trump should steer clear
(Dec. 17) It would be tremendously inappropriate for President Trump to force the naming of a special counsel to investigate Hunter Biden, son of the president-elect. However, it might be […]
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Election mess in NY shows why mail-in voting is a problem
(Nov. 23) A judge trying to decide the results of a congressional race in New York said something Monday that could apply to all systems of widespread mail-in voting. “We […]
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Two crucial policy lessons from Trump’s COVID-19 case
Links embedded in the headlines of both these important thought pieces stemming from Trump’s infection with the coronavirus: Congress should act to forestall an incapacity-related crisis (Oct. 2): Congress should […]
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Congress should work — and not by remote
Two pieces… the first, an official editorial of The Washington Examiner, and the second a column by Quin. Follow the links embedded in the headlines. Congress should return to work, […]
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HSAs with Medicare would be good prescription
(Nov. 26) A new, bipartisan effort in Congress wisely aims to reduce out-of-pocket medical costs for senior citizens without requiring a complicated, systemic revamping of the whole Medicare system. Here’s hoping […]
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Impeachment rightly marches onward
Three pieces on different aspects of the subject. For the full columns, follow the links embedded in each headline. Amy Klobuchar gets impeachment question right (Nov. 20): Sen. Amy Klobuchar of […]
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