Regulation

George Bush's Axis of Evil has grown and morphed into an Energy Axis of Evil, where several autocratic states produce and sell or buy energy that supports their political and economic mischief.

Because the Texas grid is largely unconnected to other regional grids, it is doubly important that Texas has an abundant portfolio of energy sources to ensure adequate supply.

Regulators and legislators seem increasingly eager to impose government involvement as soon as an innovation hits the headlines. 

If President Biden stakes his presidency on achieving his green dream of dramatically reducing carbon emissions, it will likely be a failed presidency.

The Census Bureau's "gender pay gap" is an often cited, but completely misleading, statistic that is the basis for a bill just passed by the House.

Testimony regarding HB 1505 that creates a system to fairly allocate the costs of replacing utility poles without making it unnecessarily costly to roll out broadband.

In FY2020, federal revenues were $3.42 trillion, but federal spending was $6.5 trillion. In other words, the federal government spent almost TWICE what it took in. That’s not sustainable.

Texas had extremely cold temperatures long before the media blamed everything climate change.

The vast majority of Americans choose to buy a fossil-fuel powered car. With the coming of President Joe Biden, that soon may no longer be an option.

Antitrust reviews are the worst form of policymaking, with the government picking winners and losers, deciding what is “too big,” and otherwise carving up industry as if government has any understanding of business, innovation or even the effects of antitrust actions.