Category Archives: International and national

Rethinking the role of the Fed

The Fed is still distorting capital markets. And Stephen Moore doesn’t appear to be the guy to fix that.

A recent House vote could come back to haunt Stanton and Kirkpatrick.

In the modern era, everyone’s vote should count the same and be equally valued and sought by the candidates.

If Arizona passed the Equal Rights Amendment, it wouldn’t automatically go into the Constitution. There would be serious legal issues to resolve.

It’s late and doesn’t provide a feasible path to getting deficits and debt under control.

People can still buy a comprehensive Obamacare policy if they want. But consumers should have an option.

The right shouldn’t do to “anti-Semitism” what the left has done to “racism”: remove the sting from the word through indiscriminate use.

House Democrats say they have a constitutional duty to investigate all things Trump. But that’s not in the Constitution.

The United States shouldn’t overestimate the threat posed by Russia and China, or underestimate the ability of other countries to manage them.

Presidents should be able to meet with other world leaders, including hostile and troubling ones, without predetermined agreements and outcomes.