All posts tagged "national"
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Congress is supersizing the IRS. Here’s why that’s bad news for everyday Americans
Americans love their fast-food supersized. But supersizing the Internal Revenue Service? Probably not...
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Halsey Frank: The case against the case against Trump
The chorus calling for Attorney General Merrick Garland and the Department of Justice...
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What if discretion is our recourse?
(If you read my column “Have We No Recourse?”, this column is intended...
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The Biden administration is ignoring how its policies will worsen inflation. Again.
Despite inflation running at a 40-year high, the Biden administration is pushing ahead...
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Halsey Frank: Jurors gone wild
Ghislane Maxwell’s attorneys say that three jurors concealed their experience of sexual abuse....
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Ukraine grants citizens the right to bear arms—hours before Putin’s invasion
Russian soldiers flooded into Ukraine Thursday under orders from President Vladimir Putin, threatening...
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Halsey Frank: Supreme politicization
On January 27, Supreme Court Associate Justice Stephen Breyer formally announced his intention to resign...
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Have we no recourse?
Can we do anything lawful and legitimate to “protect, defend, and preserve” America...
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Federal court reinstates Biden vaccine mandate, setting stage for potential SCOTUS showdown
Federal appeals courts recently issued two decisions impacting federal COVID-19 vaccine requirements mandated...
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Congress must pump the brakes on proposal to increase taxes on small business investment
In the wake of a devastating pandemic and the resulting economic consequences, the...
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Maine lobster industry rocked by new, unworkable federal regulations
New federal regulations created to protect the endangered right whale will close off...
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Biden says CDC’s new eviction moratorium ‘not likely to pass constitutional muster’
On August 4, just days after allowing the U.S. Centers for Disease Control...
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Unions hid millions in 2020 political spending
Unions dropped a whopping $67 million in hidden political spending between 2019 and...
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Maine senators split on Biden’s controversial Bureau of Land Management nominee
On July 27, the U.S. Senate voted to bring President Joe Biden’s appointee...
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Texas Dems’ walkout highlights the absurdity of nationwide voting debate
When one group of lawmakers shirk their Constitutional duty and walk out on...
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Maine’s congressional delegation should listen to independent workers and reject the PRO Act
With Maine’s economy still recovering from the pandemic, it’s important that our lawmakers...
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Population growth in Maine trails region and nation
On Monday, the US Census Bureau released its first estimate of state and...
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Woke classrooms show why parents should be free to choose on schools
Illinois legislators last week voted in favor of enacting new “Culturally Responsive Teaching...
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State, local govts post surprisingly sunny revenue projections. Dems want to give them billions anyway.
Dire predictions about state budget woes turned out to be much too gloomy....
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Is the United States too hard on felons?
I have never been in jail. I have never been arrested. But I...
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A distorted view of oppression
“A Fatal Tendency of Mankind…common among people. When they can, they wish to...
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Congress should preserve public quality standards for biologic drugs
A powerful committee in the U.S. Senate is considering legislation that could have...
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The endless pursuit of power ends with limited government
Politics may be rough and tumble, but that is no excuse for outright...
