Tennessee Conservative
There Is No Free Lunch As Milton Friedman Said. Government Has No Money Of Its Own. All Money “From The Government” Comes From Someone Else Or Printing It. Forty Percent Of Americans Rely On Social Security For Retirement Income. Without It, They Would Be In Poverty. But Entitlement Spending Must Eventually Be Cut, Or Taxes Raised. It Is Inevitable.
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U.S. Taxpayers Lose Up To $521 Billion A Year To Fraud Across The Federal Government, According To A First-Of-Its-Kind Estimate.
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President Joe Biden’s Persistent Push For Billions Of Dollars In Taxpayer Funding Toward Progressive Ideology On Gender And Race At Home And Abroad Is Under Fire.
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The U.S. House Of Representatives Passed A $1.2 Trillion Spending Package Late Friday Morning. Three Of The Nine Members Of The Tennessee Congressional Delegation Voted In Favor Of The Budget – The Sole Democrat Steve Cohen And Two Republicans.
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After Several Years Of Rapidly Increasing Spending And Tax Collections, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Has Proposed A Budget That Would Spend Nearly $10 Billion Less Next Year.
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Never Worse Than Seventh Or Better Than Third, Tennessee Retained Its Traditional Top 10 Spot In This Month’s Release Of The Freedom In The 50 States.
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The U.S. Gross National Debt Surpassed $33 Trillion, A Troubling Benchmark As Lawmakers Show Little Interest In Reining In Spending, Let Alone A Balanced Budget.
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The Reignite The American Dream Dinner And Summit Was Held At The Meadowview Conference Center On Thursday. The Americans For Prosperity Group Hosted Community Members To Hear What Lawmakers Are Planning For In The Fight For The American Dream In Tennessee.
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One Of The Top International Credit Rating Agencies Has Downgraded The United States Government’s Credit Rating From The Highest Level Of AAA Down One Tier To AA+, A Serious Economic Signpost As U.S. Debt Continues To Soar And Deficits Remain Elevated.
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The U.S. Department Of Energy Has Conditionally Agreed To Loan Ford Motor Co. Up To $9.2 Billion For The Blue Oval Projects In Kentucky And Tennessee.
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