Chris Edwards
Congress Set to Pass $2.2 Trillion Coronavirus Bill
The Senate has passed a $2.2 trillion aid bill in response to the coronavirus crisis. The bill is expected to be passed quickly by the House and signed by the president.
American Businesses Tackle the Coronavirus
Businesses are racing to produce vaccines, treatments, and medical supplies to help slow and ultimately defeat the pandemic.
Coronavirus and Politicians vs. the Economy
The American economy is closing down rapidly from both voluntary and mandatory business closings.
Coronavirus: Testing and Safe Production vs. Expensive Stimulus
Covid‐19 is pushing the U.S. economy into recession as businesses cut back and close down.
Boost Supply, Not Demand, During the Pandemic
COVID-19 is battering the U.S. economy, causing many businesses to cut back and close down.
Government Failure in Coronavirus Testing
Dr. Anthony Fauci called federal coronavirus testing “a failing” and the Wall Street Journal followed up with details on CDC and FDA blunders.
Slashing Regulations to Combat Coronavirus
Rather than stimulate demand, governments should repeal regulations that aren’t in place for legitimate safety reasons.
Coronavirus and NIH/CDC Funding
The rapid spread of coronavirus (Covid‐19) is focusing attention on the health agencies that are helping to fight the pandemic.
Wasteful Local Infrastructure
Politicians love infrastructure, but many local government projects seem awfully wasteful.
Trump Spending Soars in First 4 Years
President Trump came into office promising spending cuts and debt reduction, but so far he has delivered the opposite.