Exiled Policy
Jason Pye, Nick Gambill, Eric HarrisonDispatches from Exiled Policy, LLC, a boutique policy shop focused on classical liberalism
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Social Security and Medicare Are Still Insolvent, Not That Congress Seems to Care
Back in February, I wrote about the latest budget projections from the Congressional Budget Office. As I explained, “[H]ere I am, writing the same post I write every year when this report comes out. The only difference is that the situation...
The Discharge Petition Process Is a Way to Break the Legislative Logjam
A couple of years ago, I wrote a post noting that we could see an uptick in the number of discharge petitions to secure votes on legislation that House Republican leadership wouldn’t otherwise bring to the floor. I was more explaining the p...
The White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Apparently Can't Do Math
House Republicans are focusing a lot of their legislative attention on fraud in government programs. This week alone, the House is expected to consider three bills aimed at fraud,1 as well as a “sense of the House” resolution that “governme...
The New Acting Director of the Office of National Intelligence Has a Track Record of Weaponizing Government
Tulsi Gabbard announced her resignation in May as Director of National Intelligence. Like many other high-ranking Trump administration officials, Gabbard’s tenure has been marked by controversy. Not that she’s in new territory there. During...
House Republican Leaders Wouldn't Allow a Vote on Ending the Iran War
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) wouldn’t schedule a vote before the House left town for the Memorial Day recess on the Iran War Powers Resolution because it would have passed. There’s no other way to say it.
The War Powers Resolution (WPR) of...
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Jason works in public policy advocacy for a living. He writes about issues at Exiled Policy from a classically liberal perspective. The opinions here reflect only his views.
Born and raised Virginian. Supporter of free markets, free people, and a reunified Virginia.
Just another policy nerd.
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