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Those who would be most harmed by a $40 billion federal bailout of the state of Illinois are the people of Illinois, a Republican state senator says, because such an aid package would reward and reinforce irresponsible behavior by the state’s politicians.
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To fully recover from COVID-19 shutdowns, policymakers must pursue job growth.
Read moreAfter new documents showed that the Federal Bureau of Investigation plotted to entrap ex-National Security Adviser Michael Flynn on perjury charges, the Department of Justice announced it was dropping the criminal charges against him.
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There is little legitimate defense a supporter of the former Obama administration can make against allegations that regime was corrupt.
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Sixties and seventies music blared on my car radio as I got into the drive-through at Braum’s. The line was long, almost to the street, but I didn’t care. I was singing “I Can’t Stop Loving You” on the radio with Ray Charles while I thought about dancing with my honey. Then I looked in the rear view mirror.
Read moreThe twists and turns in the prosecution of intelligence expert Michael Flynn have revealed a string of actions by known bad actors in the FBI and prompted President Donald Trump to float the idea of bringing his short-lived national security adviser back into the administration.
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The Department of Education just released results of the quadrennial National Assessment of Educational Progress tests in U.S. history, civics and geography given in 2018 to thousands of American eighth-graders: “Grade 8 Students’ NAEP Scores Decline in Geography and U.S. History; Results in Civics Unchanged Since 2014.”
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The success that the powers of darkness have had in creating acrimony in the U.S. is troubling on several points to a plain old country boy like your’s truly.
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