Editorials: Budgets and Taxes

Curbing the IRS

Peter Ferrara
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June 15, 2013
Suppose you give your 30-year-old daughter a list of groceries to buy for you and $25 to pay for them. Does your daughter have to report the $25 to the IRS as income?

Economically, Could Obama Be America's Worst President?

Peter Ferrara
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June 03, 2013
The recession ended four years ago, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research.  So Obamanomics has had plenty of time to produce a solid recovery.  In fact,

Ken Cuccinelli Emerges As One Of The Nation's Most Innovative Policy Makers

Peter Ferrara
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May 17, 2013
Ken Cuccinelli, the GOP candidate for Governor of Virginia in this year’s election, proposed last week the most advanced, sweeping, state tax reform plan in the nation.  Indeed, it is so advan

‘Fair’: Government Taxing Businesses to Fund Competitors to Their Businesses

Seton Motley
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May 09, 2013
President Barack Obama and the Left have declared the government is now even more extensively in the economic “fairness” business.

Overreaching Internet Sales Tax Is Obama's Calculated Deception Of Gullible Voters

Peter Ferrara
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May 07, 2013
During the 2008 campaign, when candidate Obama was seeking our votes, he pledged in Dover, New Hampshire on Sept. 12, 2008:

Americans Bothered By The Way The Government Spends Taxes

Marita Noon
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April 24, 2013
Every year, April 15 is tax day. The morning’s news shows featured last minute tax tips and other tax-related information.

Federal Government Looking to Tax Internet – And Let States Do It Too

Seton Motley
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April 23, 2013
The Big Government, Never-Enough-of-Your-Coin-Coalition – Internet Division – is at it yet again.

President Obama's Predictable Budget: More Spending, More Tax Increases

Peter Ferrara
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April 23, 2013
President Obama tells us in the Overview to his Fiscal Year 2014 Budget just released last week that his budget proposes, “more than $2 in spending cuts for every $1 of new revenue from closing tax

Entitlement Reform, Obama-Style, Can’t Even be Called Bogus

Peter Ferrara
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April 19, 2013
The biggest fallacy regarding Social Security is that it would be easier politically to cut Social Security benefits rather than to fundamentally reform the way the program works, so as to empower