Op-ed | How exactly do we pay for needed COVID relief?
Editor’s Note: Michael Stumo is CEO of the Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA). Follow him on Twitter @michael_stumo. We’re now roughly two months into the global COVID-19
Editor’s Note: Michael Stumo is CEO of the Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA). Follow him on Twitter @michael_stumo. We’re now roughly two months into the global COVID-19
Editors note: Perhaps the US needs to buy pork processing plants in China to export the meat to the US. What do you suppose Chairman
Editor’s note: An article calling for decoupling from China because it wants to destroy and dominate the international order, not join it. In 1947,
Editor’s note: SEC’s Clayton may need to find a new job. SEC refuses to go after China-owned publicly listed corps that won’t allow financial disclosures to
Editor’s Note: Dan Alpert is on CPA’s advisory board and a principal researcher to the Job Quality Index. Average hourly wages will likely jump between 4%
Editor’s note: For American workers stepping up to provide COVID supplies, we don’t need to drop those contracts (like facemasks) as happened after SARS. Government
Editor’s Note: David Morse is the tax policy director at the Coalition for a Prosperous America Education Fund. Right now, Washington is preoccupied with efforts to
Overall Deficit Rises 12% Due to EU, Mexico, & Canada By Steven L. Byers, PhD and Jeff Ferry As the US went into a self-imposed
Editor’s Note: Michael Stumo is CEO of the Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA). Follow him at @michael_stumo As the toll from the COVID-19 pandemic mounts,
Excerpt: “There is no confidence that this device should be used to transfer critical care patients within or between hospitals due to the unreliability of oxygen