Economy Declined as Government Spending Rose
Reporters Distort the Truth About Government Spending
Government Spending on Higher Education Reaches an All-Time High
Advocates for Social Welfare Benefits Turn the Truth About Federal Spending on Its Head
Everything You’ve Heard About the Debt Limit is Wrong
Do Large National Debts Harm Economies?
The Average Cost of Public School Education Is 58% More Than Private School
Bernie Sanders’ Education Plan is Rife With Deceit
The “Inflation Reduction Act” Will Do Almost Nothing That Joe Manchin Says It Will
Poll Reveals Voters are Uninformed About Major Issues
Poll Reveals Voters Misinformed About Key Issues
Pre-Election Poll: Voters Broadly Misinformed About Key Issues
Fact-Based Poll Reveals Fictions Believed by Voters
The Impact of Obamacare and Ryancare on Medicare
Warren Buffett’s Fraudulent Tax Claims (Part 2)
Leading Progressives Blame the Wrong Culprit for Rising College Costs
The National Debt Is Rising—Not Declining
What the $20 Trillion National Debt Means to You
Federal Government’s 2017 Fiscal Shortfall Is 74% Worse Than Reported Budget Deficit
Federal Fiscal Shortfall Nears $1 Million Per Household
Federal Fiscal Shortfall Surges Past $100 Trillion
Effects of Immigration From Impoverished Nations
Media Misinformation About Arming Teachers
Treasury Data Reveals Federal Shortfall of $614,000 per U.S. Household
New Treasury Data Shows Federal Shortfall of $670,000 Per U.S. Household
Audit Reveals Federal Finances Are Far Worse Than Publicized Figures
Myths about School Choice and Betsy DeVos
Congressional Records Prove Biden’s Student Loan Cancellations Are Illegal
Education Funding and Results
Maddow’s Tax and Deficit Doubletalk
Public School Funding Per Student Averages 80% More Than Private Schools
Has Government Turned Us Into a Nation of Makers and Takers?
Public School Teachers Are Paid Far More Than Commonly Reported
Krugman and Obama Mislead on Debts and Deficits
Five Vital Facts About Obama’s Contraception Compromise
AOC’s Baseless Accusation That the U.S. Is a “Brutal, Barbarian Society”
Obama’s Plan for Tackling the Deficit
Five Fables About Medicare
How Hard and Effectively do Americans Work?
Blame for the National Debt
Can We Prevent a Debt-Driven Economic Collapse Without Reforming Entitlements?
A Factual Look at Obama’s Presidency
The School Funding Inequity Farce
Paul Krugman’s Claims About the Dangers of Government Debt
Donald Trump and the Media Agree on Middle-Class Income, and They are Both Wrong
Debt Versus Deficit: Obama’s Bait and Switch
Four Underused Tools to Stop School Shootings
Social Ills That Plague African Americans Coincide With Leftism, Not Racism
2017: The Year in Facts and Falsehoods
The New York Times Regularly Publishes Falsehoods That Spur Violent Unrest and Civic Dysfunction
Think Progress Exaggerates Child Hunger by 8,000%
The Real “Big Money” in Politics
Are Today’s Newborns the Luckiest Generation in U.S. History?
Social Security Has Been Boosted, Not Looted
Lack of Assimilation is Economically Harming Latino Immigrants and Society
Maximum Facts About the Minimum Wage
Reuters’ Definition of “Lower Income”
Taking Social Security Off-Budget
The Costs and Savings of Changing Social Security to a Personal Ownership System
How Biofuel Profiteers Fleece Average Americans
Current National Debt Situation is the Worst in U.S. History
Does the Affordable Care Act Ration Medicare?
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On average, how much does federal, state, and local government spending cost each U.S. household per year?…
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Equally divided among every household in the United States, how large was the gap between all government spending and revenues in 2022?…
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…for problems that they caused with government deficit spending. Contrary to the media, the primary driver of the national debt is not tax cuts, as the share of the U.S….
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Contrary to the phrase “government shutdown,” the vast bulk of federal spending and activities will continue if congress and the president don’t come to an agreement on federal spending levels….
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…Marron, former acting director of the Congressional Budget Office, “A great deal of government spending is hidden in the federal tax code in the form of deductions, credits, and other…
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…call “looting” is actually a legal requirement (established in the original SS Act of 1935) that all of the program’s surpluses be loaned to the federal government. The government is…
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…any program other than Social Security. If Democrats and Republicans don’t agree on a bill to raise the debt limit, the federal government will have to cut enough spending to…
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On which of the following items does the federal government spend the most money?…
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…A primary driver of asset inflation and consumer price inflation has been the Federal Reserve creating $8.9 trillion in new money to pay for rising government spending on social programs….
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During 2021, federal, state and local governments spent $232 billion on higher education, not including additional government funding of university research, university hospitals, and student loans. This $232 billion amounts…
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…than needed by their nations’ economies. Governments engage in inflationary policies to effectively tax citizens at higher rates and to default on national debts caused by government spending. Regulations can…
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…dollars in new money to fund government deficit spending, which can artificially inflate the prices of assets like stocks and real estate. This phenomenon is called “asset inflation,” and it…
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