Our congress just signed a tax-cut bill that will probably make it to the President’s desk this week. What does this mean for a country that has enormous national debt and a grand appetite for increased government spending? Continue Reading →
As we march toward another election in 2016, us moderates are once again left in the dust of two wacky parties. At what point will moderate Americans get represented in the halls of congress or the oval office? It is quite tiring to watch your country go down the political partisan tubes with only 10% of the electorate dictating wacky government policy. It seems like something needs to change. Continue Reading →
As we celebrate our 240th Independence Day, I have to ask, “Are we any more independent than American colonists who fought and died to secure our independence from King George III?” There is no question that we have made some positive progress over the past 240-years in many ways. Although, I would argue that our independence seems to be no more secure in 2016 than it was prior to 1976. However, the way our independence has been usurped is arguably different. Continue Reading →
While you may be upset about your high federal income tax rate, you may be even more upset about your total tax bill as well as how our complex taxing system is creating income disparity among Americans. Continue Reading →
Big business, labor unions, and special interest spend billions to influence law makers. Has such financial influences in political campaigns muted the influence you are I have with our elected representatives? Continue Reading →
Photo by Beverly & Pack In this past year’s state of the union address, Barack Obama claimed, “At every step, we were told our goals were misguided or too ambitious; that Continue Reading →
Democrats and socialists claim that greedy capitalists are unfeeling and mostly responsible for the dramatic differences between the ‘haves’ and the ‘have-nots’ in our society. While Conservative Republicans claim that Continue Reading →
Let’s first define the word ‘Infrastructure’. Infrastructure includes bridges, electricity distribution, cell phone towers, communication satellites, sewer, water, roads, airports, naval ports, and other structures used within a country to allow Continue Reading →
Did you ever play a video game called SIM CITY? The object of the game was to build a big city with all of the municipal accommodations. You controlled the Continue Reading →
We hear so much spin from politicians on immigration, but no action. Politicians try to walk a tightrope between business interests wanting cheap labor, and Democrats wanting more votes. This discussion lays out our history on immigration, dispels some common myths, and offers some viable immigration solutions that no one is discussing. Continue Reading →