To design a misleading message you can make stuff up or leave stuff out. A recent report from a group of (self-proclaiming) Republicans who reside deep in the swamp arguably did both in an attempt to persuade anyone outside their own cabal that vote fraud is not a threat to our liberty. Each co-author had a personal agenda and an axe to grind against Donald Trump...
A report from the Public Interest Legal Foundation has identified nearly 65,000 “voters” who recently voted from the grave, another state, or from multiple addresses. After being provided the data and the names, the North Carolina Board of Elections responded, “blah, blah, blah” and then blamed county boards for all erroneous registrations. In 2020, President Donald...
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William F. Buckley, widely considered the father of modern conservatism, once opined: “Conservatives pride themselves on resisting change, which is as it should be. But intelligent deference to tradition and stability can evolve into intellectual sloth and moral fanaticism, as when conservatives simply decline to look up from dogma because the effort to raise their...
Hoping to jump-start the debate on climate change, a group of high-profile Republicans that includes three former Cabinet secretaries is calling for a substantial new carbon tax, and then to offset the pain higher prices cause the middle class by returning all money raised to American taxpayers. The plan, set to be released in Washington, includes a direct challenge...
Representatives from a coalition of veteran Republican officials — including five who have either served as treasury secretary or as chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers — met Wednesday with White House officials to discuss the idea of imposing a national carbon tax, rather than using federal regulations, to address climate change.
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WASHINGTON, D.C.—From a politics and policy standpoint, it’s brilliant. The United States has a problem: runaway climate change, which will degrade or damage agriculture, biodiversity, coastal cities, and the social politics of some of the most volatile regions of the world. Climate change is a function of how much heat-trapping carbon dioxide is in the atmosphere...
Address climate change and send Americans a check at the same time. That’s the nut of an intriguing idea put together by a group of Republican elders. The plan would curb emission of greenhouse gases by taxing them at the refinery, at the mine or wherever they enter the economy. The proceeds would be sent to Americans in the form of dividends. A family of four could...
A small but growing number of Republican lawmakers are urging action on climate change, driven by shifting sentiment among GOP voters and the effects of global warming, from stronger hurricanes to more-destructive wildfires. The group backs policies rooted in what they consider GOP principles, favoring market-based solutions rather than government regulations. Many...