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CFIF Urges Opposition to Food Delivery Price Controls in Kansas City
January 25, 2021 Councilwoman Katheryn Shields Chair Finance, Governance & Public Safety Committee City Council, City of Kansas City 414 E. 12th Street Kansas City, MO 64106 ...[more]
Donor Privacy Goes Before the Supreme Court, Just in Time
Remember Lois Lerner and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) targeting of conservative organizations during the Obama years? That tawdry episode almost seems quaint in retrospect. ...[more]
Thoughts on the 1776 Commission and Its Report
The newly formed President's Advisory 1776 Commission just released its report. The group was chaired by Churchill historian and Hillsdale College President Dr. Larry P. Arnn. The vice chair was Dr. Carol...[more]
Biden's Timid Plan to Fight COVID-19
As COVID-19 mutates, it's becoming more contagious than the virus that invaded the U.S. about a year ago. A trip to the grocery with a mask on, which used to be low risk, is becoming riskier. As...[more]
So-Called “Net Neutrality” Threatens a Zombie-Like Return
If you wondered how things might get worse than 2020, Bloomberg has your answer. It reported this week that so-called “net neutrality” activists just replied, “Hold my beer”: ...[more]
A Trump Good Deed Receives Its Punishment
Of all the Twitter attacks on President Trump – and there are thousands every day – one stood out on election eve. It was a photo of a woman sitting with the president in...[more]
Dude, Where’s My “Blue Wave?”
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D – New York) never has been one whose visage might be confused with Ronald Reagan’s trademark sunny demeanor. As the dust settles following...[more]
The Election Lawsuit Trump Should Win
In its effort to challenge vote counts in key states, the Trump campaign has filed lots of lawsuits that have little chance of winning. But there is one suit that it should win – not only...[more]
Post-Election Optimistic Takeaways
As of this writing, the results of our roller-coaster presidential election and several Senate and House seats remain unsettled. We can, however, already confirm one positive overarching...[more]
Cheer Up: Liberal Majorities Rarely Last Long
I’m old enough to remember 2008, when Barack Obama’s election and Democratic Congressional supermajorities supposedly signaled the dawn of a new and permanent liberal governance. ...[more]
