PolicyBytes

Vote buying used to be limited, secret and with a politician's own money; today it's massive and cheered, and it's done with taxpayer and employer money.

There are a lot of data associated with vaccines. But even good data can be misleading and misused if those handling it are not careful.

As Texas seeks to pass its election integrity bill amidst claims that voter fraud is nonexistent, here are cases that refute that claim.

Employers are generally allowed to require employees to be vaccinated, part of the government's limited (though increasing) interference in the workplace.

Biden's new electric vehicle directive means that the government, not consumers, will become the automakers' primary customer. 

Many elected officials are dying to force and accelerate the transition to clean-energy powered electricity generation. Only it may be you, not them, who will be doing the "dying."

Once again Washington is using sham accounting practices to claim that a massive new spending bill will be "paid for."

Biden is facing significant vaccine resistance, which will only be exacerbated by his recent prescription drug importation executive order.

There are numerous stories about conservatives and Fox News politicizing the national vaccination effort. But the media weren't nearly so concerned about that politicization last fall when Democrats were the vaccine skeptics.

The White House and media are  predicting when unemployment will return to pre-pandemic lows, but that won't happen if the White House and media get their big-government budget blowout.