With talk in Republican circles about an additional push for tax cuts, there is still little to no official interest in addressing Washington's very big problem: spending
. The most recent federal fiscal year showed the deficit totalling more than $750 billion. They will only get larger in the years ahead.
The congressional mid-term eletions are rapidly approaching, and in many states, residents are already casting ballots. What do those early numbers tell us?
It's no secret the left despises gun rights and gun owners. But in some parts of the country, that dislike reaches much deeper, becoming a form of discrimination. Take the recent actions of the Los Angeles city council.
The president said he would pull the United States out of a nuclear arms treaty signed with the then-Soviet Union in 1987. The reason: the Russians are not complying with the treaty's terms:
The president is showing signs he's ready to bring some fiscal restraint to federal spending.
Cronyism is alive and well in the DC swamp. How do we know? look no further than the federal government's decision to increase the amount of ethanol mandated to be blended into gasoline.