Economic & Fiscal

Can Democrats Overcome 2024 Defeat and Rebuild Support?
Economic & Fiscal Can Democrats Overcome 2024 Defeat and Rebuild Support?

In the wake of their defeat in the 2024 presidential election, the Democratic Party stands at a pivotal crossroads, grappling with eroded credibility and dwindling voter support. The party faces an urgent need to reassess and reorient itself in an ever-evolving political landscape. As voter

Will GOP's 2026 Funding Bill Strengthen U.S. Border Security?
Economic & Fiscal Will GOP's 2026 Funding Bill Strengthen U.S. Border Security?

In the ever-evolving landscape of U.S. politics, legislative funding bills shape the future of crucial operations. Donald Gainsborough, a seasoned expert in policy and legislation, shares his insights on the 2026 Homeland Security funding bill, discussing its implications and controversies. Can you

Are Independents Swaying Trump's 2026 Electoral Prospects?
Economic & Fiscal Are Independents Swaying Trump's 2026 Electoral Prospects?

As the political stage is set for the 2026 U.S. elections, the critical position of independent voters in shaping the electoral prospects of Donald Trump becomes a focal point of attention. With disapproval ratings among this key demographic reaching unprecedented levels, the implications of these

House GOP Pushes 50% Cut to Government Accountability Office
Economic & Fiscal House GOP Pushes 50% Cut to Government Accountability Office

A dramatic scene unfolds on Capitol Hill as House Republicans propose a monumental 50% funding cut to the Government Accountability Office (GAO), a move many perceive as a paradox, sparking widespread debate. One is prompted to ponder: Could diminishing resources for a government watchdog lead to

Is Tipped Wage Tax Deduction Really Helping Low-Income Workers?
Economic & Fiscal Is Tipped Wage Tax Deduction Really Helping Low-Income Workers?

The introduction of a tax deduction on tipped wages in the United States has sparked an intriguing yet contentious discussion among economists, policymakers, and low-income workers. Announced under a new provision by President Donald Trump, this tax deduction allows individuals earning up to

Should States Pay More For Mistakes In SNAP Error Rates?
Economic & Fiscal Should States Pay More For Mistakes In SNAP Error Rates?

In this interview, we speak with Donald Gainsborough, a distinguished figure in political journalism and legislative policy who leads Government Curated. Donald shares his insights into the GOP's new Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) proposal, its implications for states with

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