Op/Ed

This law slaps a big red target screaming “sue me!” on the backs of California’s largest corporations—because they have the deepest pockets to raid.

If the Trans-Pacific Partnership takes major strides in eliminating trade restrictions, that could be huge step forward for consumers and the economy.

In his tax reform plan, GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump proposed repealing three different taxes. 

I, for one, would be willing to pay a total (federal, state, and local) sales tax of 15 percent to 20 percent if it meant we could scrap the Form 1040 and say goodbye to the IRS.

One can be forgiven for trying and failing, but not trying is the unforgivable sin.

Trump’s campaign has embraced a populist approach, and his tax plan reflects that stance in his move to a more progressive personal income tax. But before he was a populist, Trump was a businessman, and his corporate tax cut reflects his business acumen.

Some Democrats didn’t really oppose the Cadillac tax when Obamacare passed only oppose it now because of political expediency.

It's being called the single most unaccountable agency in the history of America.

While Obamacare has reduced the number of uninsured significantly, it will never solve the uninsured problem—not even close.

President Obama and the Democrats ram through something that is widely unpopular with the public, has ZERO bipartisan support, and the White House must bypass the normal legislative process to claim it is law. Am I talking about Obamacare or the president’s Iran deal?  Yes.