#Biden’s next big giveaway starts in July — will Congress finally start telling him ‘No’?

#Biden’s next big giveaway starts in July — will Congress finally start telling him ‘No’?

“#Biden’s next big giveaway starts in July — will Congress finally start telling him ‘No’?” Yet another batch of federal payouts starts in July, giving economists more cause for concern about the avalanche of spending under President Joe Biden. Biden’s $1.9 trillion “COVID relief” package included an expanded, refundable child tax credit of up to…

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#Letters to the Editor — May 1, 2021

#Letters to the Editor — May 1, 2021

“#Letters to the Editor — May 1, 2021” The Issue: President Biden’s latest proposed $1.8 trillion “American Families” tax-and-spending package. Almost every dollar in President Biden’s $1.8 trill­ion spending plan is meant to do one thing: Keep America under the thumb of Big Government (“Dough Biden,” April 29). President Ronald Reagan said it best: What…

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#Biden’s first big speech to Congress bombs on all counts

#Biden’s first big speech to Congress bombs on all counts

“#Biden’s first big speech to Congress bombs on all counts” President Biden’s speech Wednesday night failed on all counts: It didn’t sell his latest spending plan, it didn’t sell his larger agenda — and, worst of all, it didn’t sell him. Start with the utterly bizarre “mask theater.” All the politicians in the room have…

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#Joe Biden’s supersize government threatens economy

#Joe Biden’s supersize government threatens economy

“#Joe Biden’s supersize government threatens economy” About 15 minutes into Joe Biden’s first major speech as president of the United States, I e-mailed my editors at The Post and said, “I think he’s delivering it beautifully. It’s quiet and intimate and ­intense.” Forty-five minutes later, I sought to comfort myself by thinking of the comedian Mort…

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