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Congressional Reform

JOHN B. TAYLOR FROM HOOVER ON U.S. SPENDING & GOVERNANCE

3/27/2021

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The US Debt—Causes and Consequences
featuring John B. Taylor

The federal government is borrowing at unprecedented rates. Spending regularly exceeds revenue, and this shortfall is predicted to grow dramatically in the near future. The result is a large and growing federal debt that threatens future Americans’ prosperity and security. What are the consequences of this higher federal debt and what can we do about it?
THEODORE DALRYMPLE
The Degeneration of Public Administration
Today’s bureaucrats speak and think in a language of social-managerial gibberish.
Wasteful Local Stimulus Funding Could Mark The End Of Competitive Federalism
by Paul E. Peterson, Carlos Lastra-Anadon via The Hill
A fiscal flood of biblical proportions — $1.3 trillion — is descending upon state and local governments via four pieces of congressional legislation enacted in the name of COVID relief. No less than $738 billion is scheduled to be spent in the current fiscal year. The Biden administration and congressional progressives are promising trillions more. The vast transfer of funds to lower tiers of government threatens the U. S. federal system as we know it.
How To End TheseThreats of Default
Editorial of The New York Sun | October 1, 2021
https://www.nysun.com/editorials/how-to-end-thesethreat-of-default/91676/
ARPIT GUPTA
Keeping New Yorkers in the City
With more remote workers opting for suburban life, city policymakers take steps to retain residents.
What is America’s role in the world?
Jonathan Schanzer 
— Washington Examiner
OBITUARY: The U.S.-Led World Order died in Afghanistan on Aug. 30, 2021, three days shy of its 76th birthday. Cause of death was internal bleeding from self-inflicted wounds. The Order was born Sept. 2, 1945, on the USS Missouri. Early on, it protected the world from socialism and communism. Later, it defended millions of people from terrorism. Though it was maligned in recent years, the U.S.-Led World Order was a devoted champion of democracy around the globe. Its enduring legacy is the spread of unprecedented technological, medical, and economic advances worldwide. Read more
Doctrine for Diplomacy: To Remain Relevant, the U.S. State Department Needs a New Statecraft, by Dan Spokojny
An Alternative History of AirLand Battle, Part II,
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