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Stephen Moore and Phil Kerpen write for the New York Post about another poor decision from the Biden-Harris administration. Well, ladies and gentlemen: the chips are down — literally and…
Andrea Widburg of the American Thinker writes that Florida’s governor has released his “inner Trump.” Florida chose a different lockdown path from the rest of America, protecting old people and…
John Fund and Phil Kerpen explain at National Review Online why reports about COVID-19 deaths can be misleading. Deborah Birx, the physician advising the White House’s coronavirus task force, gave…
Ryan Ellis of the Washington Examiner analyzes the impact of Trump administration policies on the Affordable Care Act‘s restrictions. Ever since efforts to legislatively repeal Obamacare ended ignominiously with a…
Brent Scher of the Washington Free Beacon reviews the latest cost estimates for the Obama administration’s student loan rules. The Obama administration’s new regulation on student loans could cost taxpayers…
Phil Kerpen examines for National Review Online readers the ties between Tesla and taxpayer largesse. It’s natural to assume the enemy of your enemy is your friend, especially when the…
Phil Kerpen of American Commitment shares with Daily Caller readers his concerns about the latest effort to institute price controls for Gilead’s hepatitis C treatments. [A]n industry group formed to…
Phil Kerpen writes here about the cost to taxpayers in just five states for their bungled health insurance “exchanges.” When you’re not playing with your own money, you’re apt to…
Phil Kerpen of Americans for Prosperity shares with National Review Online readers good reasons why Congress should limit the National Labor Relations Board’s power to punish Boeing for planning to…
Americans for Prosperity President Tim Phillips and Vice President Phil Kerpen offer their thoughts about the debt-ceiling dilemma in a new column today posted at National Review Online. We enthusiastically…
AFP’s Phil Kerpen takes the wool off the wolf: Obama is talking about lifting a nonexistent ban! Bush lifted the executive ban in July 2008, and Congress lifted the legislative…
Phil Kerpen at Americans for Prosperity defines the front: Ultimately, it doesn?t matter whether or not the Senate passes changes to its health care bill via reconciliation. That?s because the…