Tennessee Conservative
Less Than A Week After President Joe Biden And A Bipartisan Group Of Senators Came To An Agreement On An Infrastructure Package, There Is Already Uncertainty With The Terms Of The Deal As It Faces A Tough Battle In The Coming Weeks.
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On Monday, May 24th, Americans For Prosperity-Tennessee Will Host An Event With U.S. Representative Mark Green And AFP President Tim Phillips Highlighting The Significant Problems With President Biden’s $4 Trillion “Infrastructure” Proposal.
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The Washington, D.C.-Based Tax Foundation Has Calculated That About $2 Billion Worth Of Taxpayer Money From The Democratic-passed American Rescue Plan Act Is Allocated To Local Governments That Don’t Exist Or Aren’t In Financial Distress.
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Many State & Local Governments That Reported Budget Surpluses Last Year Will Still Receive Billions Of Dollars In Federal Aid. The $1.9 Trillion American Rescue Plan Act Brings Total Amount That Federal Government Has Provided During The Pandemic To $6 Trillion.
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Last June, The Government Accountability Office (GAO) Reported That Uncle Sam Sent $1.4 Billion In COVID Relief Funds To One Million Dead People. They’ve Asked For It Back, But Dead People Are Notoriously Bad About Paying Up. The Federal Government Is Equally Bad About Clawing It Back.
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After A Referendum Effort To Appeal Nashville’s 34% Property Tax Increase And Limit City Officials’ Spending Died In Court Last Fall, The Attorney Behind The Effort Has Launched A New Petition Aimed At Nashville Metro Government.
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U.S. Sen Rand Paul, R-Kentucky, Introduces Bill, Co-Signed By 24 Senators, Requiring Any New Regulation Costing $100 Million Or More To Be Approved By Congress Before Implementation.
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In the last 20 years, our country’s national debt has exploded. Today, the national debt is around $27 trillion, a four-fold increase in the last two decades. That doesn’t count unfunded mandates. And there is no end in sight. Obviously, our elected officials are unwilling to address this explosive, increasingly crucial national debt problem. Fortunately, we the taxpaying voters today have a weapon at our fingertips to successfully wage a War on Waste. Successful because our political leaders will quickly recognize that if they want to be reelected, they will have to respond accordingly.
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