When elected officials get booed off the stage by their “constituents” while attending a town hall forum, it’s not a good look. It makes the representative or senator look unpopular with the people. When the elected officials are Republicans the liberal press pounce with inflammatory headlines and biased coverage.  They want the public to believe […]

Is the existence of AHRQ warranted within the federal government, or is it an expenditure that adds to the already bloated DC bureaucracy, costing American taxpayers nearly half a billion dollars each year? Does the US federal government require the Agency for Healthcare and Quality (AHRQ)? Is its expense justified? Are there government entities with […]

Can the Department OF Government Efficiency (DOGE) make a Difference? The federal government of the United States engages in far too many activities that it should not be involved in, leading to inefficiency, waste, and heavy-handed overreach. It has grown enormously since the country’s founding. Initially, the federal government was small and had limited responsibilities, […]

An Overview of USAGM’s Mission, Structure, and Liberal Bias Introduction The United States Agency for Global Media (USAGM) is supposed to be an independent federal agency that oversees all non-military, international broadcasting funded by the U.S. government. USAGM should be serving as a vital instrument for promoting freedom and democracy worldwide by broadcasting news and […]

The question surrounding whether “trans women” (individuals who are male but identify as female) should be permitted to compete in women’s sports has sparked significant controversy and conversation the last few years. This issue raises several important considerations regarding fairness and the very definition of gender in the context of athletics. It should not be […]

There are 630 federal departments, agencies, and commissions.  Approximately 400 have regulatory power. Half could be eliminated and most of the nation wouldn’t notice. The loss of liberty in the United States is proportional to the size and scope of the federal government. The larger the federal government gets; the fewer the rights the states, […]