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2 weeks ago | 
logandaily.com | Chris Talgo
Since the Republican Congress began debating the bill that eventually became the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, leftists have accused the legislation of being a huge tax cut for the wealthy — funded by middle- and lower-income Americans. kAmx? C62=:EJ[ E96 %2I rFED 2?5 y@3D p4E W%rypX[ A2DD65 :?E@ =2H :? a_`f[ 92D A2CE:4F=2C=J 36?67:E65 H@C<:?8\ 2?5 >:55=6\4=2DD p>6C:42?D H9:=6 :?4C62D:?8 E96 E@E2= E2I 3FC56? A2:5 3J >:==:@?2:C6D 2?5 3:==:@?2:C6D]k^AmkAmx?
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2 weeks ago | 
mydailyrecord.com | Chris Talgo
Since the Republican Congress began debating the bill that eventually became the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, leftists have accused the legislation of being a huge tax cut for the wealthy. In reality, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), passed in 2017, has particularly benefited working- and middle-class Americans while increasing the total tax burden paid by millionaires and billionaires. kAmkDA2?mx?
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2 weeks ago | 
thecentersquare.com | Chris Talgo
Since the Republican Congress began debating the bill that eventually became the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, leftists have accused the legislation of being a huge tax cut for the wealthy – funded by middle- and lower-income Americans. In reality, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), passed into law in 2017, has particularly benefited working- and middle-class Americans while increasing the total tax burden paid by millionaires and billionaires.
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2 weeks ago | 
climatedepot.com | Marc Morano |Chris Talgo
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2025/04/the_eu_attempts_to_control_the_world_economy_again.htmlMost Americans probably assume that the European Union is a benign organization that merely advocates for the broad interests of its member countries. Although this may have been the case in the decades after the birth of the EU following the end of World War II, it certainly is not the case today.
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2 weeks ago | 
americanthinker.com | Chris Talgo
Most Americans probably assume that the European Union is a benign organization that merely advocates for the broad interests of its member countries. Although this may have been the case in the decades after the birth of the EU following the end of World War II, it certainly is not the case today.
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3 weeks ago | 
thederrick.com | Chris Talgo
As someone who firmly believes in libertarian/conservative values and principles, I fully understand compulsory national service could seem like an infringement upon one’s personal freedom. However, I still think it is worth exploring under specific guidelines. When most people hear the term national service, they automatically think of the military. Many nations, including Israel and Switzerland, require at least some mandatory military service.
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3 weeks ago | 
yorknewstimes.com | Chris Talgo
As a libertarian and conservative, I understand that compulsory national service could seem like an infringement on personal freedom. But I still think it is worth exploring under specific guidelines. When most people hear the term national service, they automatically think of the military. Many nations, including Israel and Switzerland, require at least some military service. This is not the case in the United States, which has an all-volunteer military.
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3 weeks ago | 
orlandosentinel.com | Chris Talgo
As someone who firmly believes in libertarian/conservative values and principles, I fully understand that compulsory national service could seem like an infringement upon one's personal freedom. However, I still think it is worth exploring under specific guidelines. When most people hear the term national service, they automatically think of the military. Many nations, including Israel and Switzerland, require at least some mandatory military service.
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3 weeks ago | 
havasunews.com | Chris Talgo
As someone who firmly believes in libertarian/conservative values and principles, I fully understand that compulsory national service could seem like an infringement upon one’s personal freedom. However, I still think it is worth exploring under specific guidelines. When most people hear the term national service, they automatically think of the military. kAm|2?J ?2E:@?D[ :?4=F5:?8 xDC26= 2?5 $H:EK6C=2?5[ C6BF:C6 2E =62DE D@>6 >2?52E@CJ >:=:E2CJ D6CG:46] %9:D :D ?@E E96 42D6 :?
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3 weeks ago | 
abqjournal.com | Chris Talgo
As someone who firmly believes in libertarian/conservative values and principles, I fully understand that compulsory national service could seem like an infringement upon one’s personal freedom. However, I still think it is worth exploring under specific guidelines. When most people hear the term national service, they automatically think of the military. Many nations, including Israel and Switzerland, require at least some mandatory military service.
