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When Congress writes vague laws, it cedes power to the executive branch. If lawmakers want to reclaim their constitutional role, and prevent future abuses like those uncovered in the CHIPS Act, they must start with better legislative drafting.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s tax reforms marked an important step toward restoring a government that trusts the people to drive economic prosperity.
But now that the legislation has passed, it’s time for Congress to focus on the next piece of the economic prosperity puzzle: eliminating red tape and wasteful overspending that hamper economic growth. Doing so will supercharge the OBBB’s tax policies and ensure they can reach their full potential.
Congress can start by reclaiming its rightful constitutional role.
The Senate just released its version of the “Big, Beautiful Bill.” When it comes to health care, unfortunately, there is a glaring omission.
Republicans’ success depends on enacting the big tax, energy, and security changes in the budget reconciliation bill. Members of Congress must embrace wholeheartedly President Trump’s requests to cancel wasteful spending.
Members of Congress are moving to repeal President Joe Biden’s lame-duck attempt to unilaterally purge medical debt from credit reports, a naïve idea that would do little to solve its underlying causes.
Costs are high, lines are long, and paths to treatments and services are convoluted. What Americans need at this very moment is flexibility.
The global race for technology is well underway. Whether it’s AI or 5G, the United States needs to take steps to ensure it doesn’t cede ground to its would-be competitors and position itself as a leader in these technologies for years to come.
Everyone should agree that violent criminals must go.
A new Americans for Prosperity Foundation (AFPF) report finds that Kentucky has denied itself and its citizens over a billion dollars worth of health care investment. The reason for this unfortunate economic decision: the state’s own certificate of need (CON) law.
