Op-eds
Congress is ultimately to blame for F-35 fiasco
Air Force Times: Members of Congress have done their utmost to ignore the mounting problems in Lockheed Martin’s F-35 Lightning II program.
Do Not Stop Progress on 5G
C4ISRNET: Without the FCC’s rulemaking on the 5.9 GHz band, automotive safety applications using C-V2X will continue to suffer.
D.C. Council Should Not Soak Taxpayers with New Beverage Excise Tax
InsideSources: A soda tax does not prevent people from drinking what they want.
Pentagon's Deep Dysfunction Exposed by 30 Years of Financial Failure
Washington Examiner: The department remains the sole federal agency that has not undergone a clean audit since 1990.
When the IRS Acts as Both Tax Preparer and Collector
Washington Times: Tax Day 2020 preparations are already underway as taxpayers are beginning to receive tax filing documents online and in the mail.
Decorate your Christmas Tree this Year with 'Free' Gifts from Democrats
Washington Examiner: Each year, as families decorate their Christmas trees, they bring down their favorite ornaments from the attic and look for new curios to add to their collections.
USPS's Non-Stop Bleeding Could Impact Your Holiday Deliveries
Fox Business: The USPS’s financial downward spiral is accelerating, as busy holiday delivery season kicks off.
Don’t Reauthorize the Export-Import Bank —Defund it
Washington Examiner: As federal spending and budget deficits continue to grow, ending cronyism and corporate welfare is more crucial than ever.
Continuity of Medical Care for Veterans Jeopardized by VA
Military Times: The VHA has both a massive backlog of medical records and insufficient resources to ensure the accuracy of the medical records.
Congress Abdicates its Most Basic Responsibility
Washington Examiner: The frequent use of continuing resolutions is remarkably poor governance. They neutralize the government’s significant buying power.
Congress Must Restore Program to Stop Government Waste in Medicare
Washington Examiner: Members of Congress are standing passively by while providers pocket tens of billions in improper overpayments.
Here Are A Few Ways Trump And Congress Could Stop Increasing The National Debt
Daily Caller: Without taking steps to reduce spending, deficits will reach an average of $1.2 trillion between FY 2020 and 2029.
