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People are panicking lately about the left bringing "communism" to America.
Meanwhile, this year our government acquired meaningful equity stakes in THIRTY private companies. A year ago that number was zero. Today the federal governmen...
The White House is taking a victory lap due to a report coming out this week showing a significant drop in drug prices for 2026.
But they are not mentioning this is in large part due to Joe Biden’s bill. The Inflation Reduction Act, s...
GAO auditors just went through $110 billion of what DOGE claimed they saved and couldn’t verify 96% of the grant savings. They found $27 billion in cuts for contracts that were never cancelled. And 108 of 264 leases DOGE took credit for wer...
This feels like the right week to remind everyone that Martha Stewart went to prison in 2004 for insider trading. Just this week, President Trump’s social media company announced that, for up to a $100,000 monthly subscription fee, hedge fu...
Elon Musk keeps insisting his DOGE cuts to USAID didn’t kill anyone, while Lancet and Boston University research estimates 700,000 people have already died.
The Economist had their chance. Now let’s break down the claims in his wild interv...
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Former USAID who believes government should work for the average American. Follow for bite-size takes on the current chaos.
War costs trillions. Peace costs two pennies on the dollar. We're fighting for Congress to invest two percent of the budget in diplomacy and development. We make 100,000 calls a week for candidates who believe in peace.
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