Week In Review

If a Member of Congress tells you that they read the $1.7 trillion package the Congress passed cover to cover, they are lying.This week, the Democratic leaders dropped a 4,155-page bill and put it...

Unfortunately, this week in Washington was more of the same.We got the latest inflation report and it’s still sky-high at 7.1 percent.  But rather than address one of the driving factors of...

This week in Washington, my colleagues were in a hurry.  In fact, they were in such a rush, they tried to argue that there wasn’t time for Congress to do its job.First up, in the House Foreign...

This week, the nation was staring down a potential railroad strike because rail unions and rail carriers have not been able to reach an agreement over worker pay, sick leave and other benefits. At...

There’s a lot of change coming in Washington, D.C. in the next few months.  This week, Nancy Pelosi announced that she was finally stepping down, after more than three decades of pushing...

What would it mean for American companies - from large corporations to small businesses - if China decided to follow Russia’s example and attack Taiwan? I’m confident that it would be bad news for...

This week, we got yet another report that inflation is still running rampant, especially in grocery stores, where the prices have skyrocketed by 13.5 percent.But unfortunately, politicians in...

There was a lot of economic news this week.  From the Federal Reserve’s announcement of another interest rate hike to the GDP report that confirmed our economy is in a recession, there’s a lot...

In the Army, we constantly heard the old adage “fail to plan, plan to fail.”  From our first day at basic training, it was drilled into us that we needed to have a plan and a strategic...