PolicyBytes

President Trump is reportedly considering a plan that cuts up to $10 trillion in federal spending over 10 years; and if he gets his tax cuts passed, he'll need every penny to balance the budget.

There was a time when the left was concerned about the number "underinsured." That interest seems to have diminished now that Obamacare has created so many underinsured.

Republicans campaigned on cutting the size of government, but they will face a lot of pressure to abandon those promises and spend like Democrats.

The public seems unconcerned about Obama claims that Russians hacked the U.S. election because they have been lied to so often by this administration that they no longer believe what it says.

It is time for Congress to reinforce the limits imposed on executive power while preserving the power of the people’s branch of government.

It is important that much of Obama's legacy be repealed—for the sake of the U.S. Constitution.

If Dakota Access pipeline protesters think North Dakota's cold, wait until they experience the chilly reception from the new administration. 

There are low-skilled jobs that need to be filled; let's fill as many as possible with Americans as a condition for receiving welfare benefits.

Tax cuts are important but so are spending cuts, and it will take a lot of them if we aren't going to grow the federal debt.

After eight years of silence and complicity in President Obama's executive overreach, in the last few days the Left has discovered a new respect for the Constitution's separation of powers and system of checks and balances.