For Immediate ReleaseContact: Grace MorganNovember 14, 2018202-855-4380Washington, D.C.- Today, the Taxpayers Protection Alliance (TPA) slammed the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) for its $3.9 billion net loss for the year, an increase of $1.2…
This article originally appeared in the Daily Caller on November 12, 2018. Now that midterms are over, rhetorical bomb-throwing and campaign clichés must give way to governing for the good of the country.After…
An underutilized arena built with taxpayer money doesn’t get much. For example, in Ralston, Nebraska, it gets you higher taxes and less police protection.The Ralston City Council recently approved a budget that…
This article originally appeared in the Catalyst on October 29, 2018.Pictured above is my adorable three-legged cat Hopper.In his short year and a half of life, he’s been through quite a few…
This article originally appeared in the Washington Examiner on October 31, 2018. The verdict for 2018 is in, and President Trump’s “two-for-one” strategy of deregulation has proven a continued success, even better than…
For Immediate ReleaseContact: Grace MorganNovember 7, 2018202-855-4380WASHINGTON, D.C. – Taxpayers Protection Alliance (TPA) President David Williams made the following statement in response to last night’s election outcomes:“TPA congratulates all new members of Congress…
This article originally appeared in the American Spectator on October 31, 2018.It would seem California doesn’t think the internet is quite as in jeopardy as it would have had us previously believe.The…
This article originally appeared in InsideSources on November 2, 2018.Eureka moments are as rewarding as they are rare, propelling innovation and entire industries forward and shaping countless lives.The U.S. patent system ensures…
State governments often have little understanding of the fiscal or behavioral repercussions of the policy changes they’re trying to make when taxing and regulating products they don’t like. This is…
It’s 4 PM right before Halloween night, and you traipse on over to the grocery store to get some Halloween candy before the kids come a-knocking, looking for their treats. …
