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Author Archives: Jonathan Bydlak
President Obama’s Pentagon Spending Request
The following is a guest post from Jett Johnson of the Institute to Reduce Spending: The recent budget proposal released by President Obama has been criticized by many on the Right as continuing down the path that sequestration has laid … Continue reading
Words vs. actions in SC-1
Read the editorial on The Daily Caller’s site: http://dailycaller.com/2013/03/27/words-vs-actions-in-sc-1/. On Monday, The Daily Caller published a piece by activist Yates Walker extolling the conservative character of Curtis Bostic, who will face former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford on April 2 … Continue reading
CRS president Jonathan Bydlak appears on STOSSEL
Last week, I appeared on Fox’s STOSSEL show. John and I discussed why public spending has come unhinged, and more importantly, the Coalition’s solutions to the problem. Watch the entire segment here: We are advancing ideas that aren’t being provided … Continue reading
NRO’s Ramesh Ponnuru: The Spending Pledge
Over at The Corner, National Review senior editor, Ramesh Ponnuru, offers his thoughts on my editorial, “Grover’s Missing Piece.” Ponnuru contends that “while I wish it could be done, I don’t think it’s possible to pledge our way to lower … Continue reading
Interest Rates Aren’t the Price of Money
On Saturday, Corie wrote about the “many unsustainable patterns of economic activity” that have been prevalent in the post-Great Recession economy. In doing so, she quoted Texas Congressman Ron Paul’s most recent commentary on the subject. Says Paul: Because the … Continue reading
