Expanding government healthcare won’t help rural America

March 09, 2024

Expanding government healthcare won’t help rural America

Pushing Medicaid expansion and Obamacare may be in vogue, but just because they’re trendy doesn’t mean expanding these programs is sound policy. Mississippi snagged headlines recently when its state House passed a Medicaid expansion bill. Members of both the Left and the Right lauded the move, while states such as Texas have drawn harsh criticism for resisting […]

Ukraine is winning the war with Russia

In the run-up to Russia’s presidential elections with predetermined results, President Vladimir Putin is trying to convince the world that Russia is winning the war with Ukraine. This propaganda offensive is directed at Western officials to halt military aid for Kyiv and allow Russia to keep Ukraine’s occupied territories. Unfortunately for Moscow, its assertions contradict […]

Don’t forget what Biden’s Afghanistan blunder caused

Remember the blood spilled in Afghanistan when you vote later this year. On Thursday, President Joe Biden gave his annual State of the Union address, in which he angrily tumbled his way through countless lies and accusations while still claiming the union is stronger than ever. Biden was also jeered by a man in the […]

Biden’s DEI mandates cut technology off at the knees

President Joe Biden’s insistence that technology be littered with diversity, equity, and inclusion requirements at the expense of quality is hamstringing American technology and national security. The theory behind the CHIPS and Science Act was to make the United States less dependent on advanced microchips from Taiwan, where 90% of them are made and in […]

DC schools face fiscal cliff after putting staff over students

Washington, D.C., schools prioritized staff rather than student outcomes, and now, big budget cuts are on the way while academic results have not improved. According to the D.C. Policy Center, Washington public schools are going to see a 13% decline in funding just after losing COVID stimulus funds. Schools used these funds to hire more […]

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A to-do list for new RNC Chairman Michael Whatley

It is a new day for the Republican Party. Longtime Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel is out, and new party boss Michael Whatley is in. After a mixed record through her seven years in office, McDaniel resigned from her position atop the Republican Party this week, allowing for Whatley, the chairman of the North […]

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