Additional aslyum officers and immigration judges will do more to reduce disorder at the border than posses recruited from other states.
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AZ House Dems all in on pork
In Congress, official pork is back, and the timing is surreal.
Biden budget’s big economic gamble
There’s no mandate for a spending, taxation and borrowing blowout.
Arizona GOP is blowing the 2022 election
That should be a big rebound year for Republicans in Arizona. But not for a Trump party still fighting the 2020 presidential election.
Biden’s fraudulent financing scheme
The numbers on Biden’s massive government expansion don’t add up. Ultimately, it will require a broad-based tax increase. HIs agenda isn’t moderate, centrist or bipartisan. Will Kelly and Sinema support it anyway?
Biden is right, again, about Afghanistan
Over the years, Biden has been more right than most about both Afghanistan and Iraq. He is again in withdrawing U.S. troops from Afghanistan.
Biden’s Central America aid plan won’t solve border problems
The track record of U.S. foreign aid producing good governance and improving economic conditions is abysmal.
Even progressives should rethink corporate income taxes
The corporate income tax, which Biden wants to hike to fund his American Jobs Plan, is volative and complex. There are better ways to use business to collect government revenue.
Republicans support free markets, except when they don’t
Two obscure bills in the Arizona Legislature illustrate the crosscurrents in the GOP’s relationship to business and support for free-market principles.
Will there be a second tea party movement?
Biden is spending even more than Obama. But if there is a second tea party movement, GOP is more poorly positioned to benefit from it.