With his approval of the dangerous and irrational Inflation Reduction Act, President Joe Biden continues to make good on his administration’s promise to put the coal industry out of business within eight years. After all, at the United Nations COP26 climate conference last November in Glasgow, Scotland, Biden’s climate envoy John F. Kerry declared, “By…
Featured Blog
Featured Posts, William Kovacs
WH Admits Working with Big Tech to Censor, Many Implications
The Biden administration confirms it aggressively works with Big Tech “…to flag ‘problematic’ posts “that spread disinformation on Covid-19” on the Internet. George Orwell would call such activity propaganda. Historians characterize such a close working relationship between government and big business, as fascism. To the Biden administration, it’s merely cleaning up “misinformation”. Whatever the American…
Featured Blog
Unvaccinated Far More Likely to be Hospitalized as Delta Variant Spreads
This week’s Path Forward event featured Arkansas Secretary of Health Dr. Jose Romero and Polling Expert Kathy Frankovic in discussion with U.S. Chamber President and CEO Suzanne Clark. The Path Forward, a U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation event series, helps business and community leaders find the answers they need to execute a responsible reopening strategy…
Featured Blog
A Higher Corporate Tax Rate Would Hurt Our Economy. Reuters Tax Article Misses the Mark.
By Curtis Dubay Tax analysis is hard, which is why it’s usually best to leave it to the professionals. When amateurs try to pose as economists, accountants, and lawyers bad things happen. Reuters reporters did the posing this time, and the expected biased analysis resulted. The Reuters article, which conveniently makes the case the White…
Featured Blog, Marjorie Chorlins
Transatlantic Relations: Convergence in Principle, Divergence in Fact?
President Joe Biden, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, and European Council President Charles Michel will meet in Brussels next month for the first U.S.-EU leaders’ summit since 2014. The long overdue meeting is an essential opportunity to reaffirm American and European leadership in addressing today’s global challenges—responding to the pandemic, jumpstarting the nascent global economic recovery,…
Featured Blog
Small Business Would Be Hit Hard by Corporate Tax Increase
By Curtis Dubay Congress is considering raising the corporate income tax rate from 21 percent to 28 percent. Many assume that only big businesses will pay this higher rate. That couldn’t be farther from the truth. In fact, over a million small businesses—those “Mom-and-Pop” retailers, small manufacturers, and professional services firms that often suffered the worst during the pandemic—would also see their…