Terence Jeffrey

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Editor-in-Chief at CNS News

Terry Jeffrey, a columnist for the Creators Syndicate, has more than three decades of experience in politics and journalism in the Washington, D.C., area.

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Articles

One big, ugly debt

3 days ago | keysnews.com | Terence Jeffrey

On Jan. 2, 2024, House Speaker Mike Johnson posted a warning on X. “The national debt is the greatest threat to America’s national security, and the current addiction to reckless spending cannot be sustained,” he said. “Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have a responsibility to reduce spending and finally put America on a path towards fiscal sanity.”That day, the federal debt was $33,990,127,522,066.83. A year later, on Jan.
Rand Paul Is Right About the Debt, by Terence P. Jeffrey

3 days ago | creators.com | Terence Jeffrey

"Let's talk about the deficit."That is what Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said on the Senate floor on Monday, June 2. "For years, Republicans screamed about fiscal responsibility. But now Republicans are backing a bill that could add over $50 trillion to the national debt over 30 years," Schumer claimed — without citing a source — in a speech about the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
2 Provisions of House Budget Bill the Senate Mustn't Change

1 week ago | dailysignal.com | Terence Jeffrey

The House of Representatives completed an overnight session on May 22 with a vote on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. It passed by one very small margin—215-to-214. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., immediately condemned it—and expressed anger that it would restrict federal funding of abortion.
2 Good Things in One Big Bill, by Terence P. Jeffrey

1 week ago | creators.com | Terence Jeffrey

The House of Representatives completed an overnight session on May 22 with a vote on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. It passed by one very small margin — 215 to 214. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer immediately condemned it — and expressed anger that it would restrict federal funding of abortion.
One big ugly federal debt

1 week ago | lampasasdispatchrecord.com | Terence Jeffrey

On Jan. 2, 2024, House Speaker Mike Johnson posted a warning on X. “The national debt is the greatest threat to America’s national security, and the current addiction to reckless spending cannot be sustained,” he said. “Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have a responsibility to reduce spending and finally put America on a path towards fiscal sanity.”That day, the federal d...
One Big Ugly Debt, by Terence P. Jeffrey

2 weeks ago | creators.com | Terence Jeffrey

On Jan. 2, 2024, House Speaker Mike Johnson posted a warning on X. "The national debt is the greatest threat to America's national security, and the current addiction to reckless spending cannot be sustained," he said. "Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have a responsibility to reduce spending and finally put America on a path towards fiscal sanity."That day, the federal debt was $33,990,127,522,066.83. A year later, on Jan.
Pope Leo XIII Rejected Socialism, Defended Private Property. Will Leo XIV Follow Suit?

3 weeks ago | dailysignal.com | Terence Jeffrey

When Pope Leo XIV addressed the College of Cardinals two days after he was elected to the papacy, he explained why he took the name that he did. “Sensing myself called to continue in this same path, I chose to take the name Leo XIV,” he said. “There are different reasons for this, but mainly because Pope Leo XIII in his historic Encyclical Rerum Novarum addressed the social question in the context of the first great Industrial Revolution.
Pope Leo XIII Rejected Socialism and Defended Private Property

3 weeks ago | arcamax.com | Terence Jeffrey

When Pope Leo XIV addressed the College of Cardinals two days after he was elected to the papacy, he explained why he took the name that he did. "Sensing myself called to continue in this same path, I chose to take the name Leo XIV," he said. "There are different reasons for this, but mainly because Pope Leo XIII in his historic Encyclical Rerum Novarum addressed the social question in the context of the first great industrial revolution.
Should Congress convert part of a national park back into a prison?

3 weeks ago | lampasasdispatchrecord.com | Terence Jeffrey

Subhead If the federal government needs new prisons, Congress should appropriate the money to build them. But it should not build one on land that has been an iconic national park. President Richard Nixon, a native Californian, promoted an idea in 1972 to turn an iconic stretch of California’s coastline into a national park.
Should Congress convert part of a national park back into a prison?

3 weeks ago | fredericknewspost.com | Terence Jeffrey

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