Government debt, deficits, bonds, budgets: What does all this mean to the average citizen?

The U.S. Government debt, over $22 Trillion is a sum most cannot grasp. News coverage about deficits while still borrowing money is difficult for most to understand. The average citizen could be excused from comprehending any personal impact.

Is the Dept. of Housing and Urban Development about to double down on the 2015 federal takeover of local zoning regulations?

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is getting set to finalize a regulation modifying the 2015 rule from the Obama administration, Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing, that conditioned $3.

Social media – Too much? How much?

Social media is just like mom’s apple pie, it’s not good to eat a whole pie every day. Over three billion people are social media users worldwide. While social media helps keep the world connected, social media addiction is becoming a global problem that keeps growing.

COMICALLY INCORRECT by A.F. Branco (July 18, 2019)

Nike – too big to fail?

We have watched corporations and famous Americans have ups and downs throughout the years. We’ve all watched as Tiger Woods, Robert Kraft, and most recently, billionaire Jeffrey Epstein have had low moments.

Progressive Democrats seek to take control of the electorate

Legal immigration is the backbone of U.S. democracy. Indeed, the immigration process can be complex because as much as we welcome immigrants, it is imperative that the procedure for entering the country “must prevent unlawful immigration,” according to a report by the Heritage Foundation.

College students deserve transparency to determine salaries and debt loads of graduates of particular majors

With student loan debt soaring past $1.5 trillion, Democratic candidates for president are proposing “free” college; beyond criticizing this plan, Republicans need to formulate a plan that it can sell to voters. That plan has to consist of more than just “pay back your loans.

COMICALLY INCORRECT by A.F. Branco (July 11, 2019)

Why are there so many homeless, when the economy is so strong?

Thanks to President Trump, America’s economy is thriving. Unfortunately, it isn’t enough for thousands who have been left behind due to the opioid epidemic. The numbers tell the story: 191,000 private-sector jobs were created in June.

Reckless comparisons of the border crisis to concentration camps and the Holocaust are unfortunate — and dangerous

Faced with an unprecedented surge in illegal immigration at the southern border – more than 350,000 people were apprehended between March and May entering the country illegally or seeking asylum, more than double the normal rate, according to U.S.