Taxpayers across the country are getting their first looks at what the Washington swamp is like in the new earmark era. It’s not a pretty sight.

Compared to the fiscal positions of many other states in the union, Wisconsin is in a good place. Democrat Gov. Tony Evers’ budget proposal, however, would falsely tell us otherwise.

Well-respected dictionaries worldwide recently found themselves at odds with the Democratic party. In this case, the Dems attempted to redefine “infrastructure.”

Americans have started to receive their second round of stimulus payments as part of the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 ''relief'' package passed along party lines. This new economic stimulus is on top of the $4 trillion in federal dollars already injected into the economy in 2020.

It is said that the next ten years will see more dramatic innovation and change than the last 100 years combined.

As Congress sends the latest COVID-19 “stimulus” package to the White House for President Biden’s signature, the furious and unprecedented pace at which Congress continues to approve new funds has left many observers questioning where all the money has gone. The short answer to this question is that a significant portion of those funds haven’t gone anywhere.