Obama administration

Use external pressure to overcome Administration inertia on reviewing Endangerment Finding.

The idea that a “Deep State” exists inside the federal government rose to prominence during the first 100 days of President Trump’s administration.

The federal government spends a whopping four trillion dollars per year.  And prior to the Donald Trump Administration’s most overdue and much appreciated mass regulatory reductions – the federal government regulated at a compliance cost of two trillion dollars per year.

Does government really need to regulate everything? Can no program be allowed to expire?

The Barack Obama Administration was awful for America, We the People – and the public policies that make the awfulness possible.  In ways and directions too numerous to count.

How we long for the good old days! That is the tone of some environmental industry leaders who are screaming bloody murder (literally, not figuratively) about the Interior Department’s interpretation of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.

Technological advances touch every aspect of our lives, often in ways we rarely think about.

USAID still pushes climate alarmism over energy, jobs, health and prosperity for poor countries.

I’m incessantly harangued by pin heads – about everything.

Thanks to the obscene over-officiousness of the Barack Obama Administration, we have spent much of our time the less decade or so discussing the incredible damage the federal government can do – and was doing – to…everything.

Recently I attended the launch by Scott Pruitt of the EPA’s new Office of Continuous Improvement (and, as proof, you can see me in the background of this official photo).

During the Obama years, critics of the administration pointed to falling labor force participation as the primary “cause” of the falling unemployment rate.

In February President Trump proposed a $4.4 trillion budget for 2018 and projects a budget deficit for 2019 almost double his estimate last year.