If DE government spending is boosted faster than economic growth and some future obligations aren't being funded, periodic tax increases will be inevitable. Read More...
Our suggestions: (1) Property tax reassessment is in order, but insist that it be overall tax neutral. (2) Make existing funding for the school system go further by pruning top-heavy administrative expense. (3) Look to the General Assembly rather than the courts to assess the adequacy of the funding provided for low-income schools. Read More...
Not only are sea level rise concerns wildly exaggerated (as was also pointed out in a 6/29/19 letter to the News Journal), but the IPCC computer models erroneously assume that "human CO2" (5%) resides in the atmosphere far longer than "natural CO2" (95%). Read More...
A recent article on sea level rise exaggerated the threat considerably. Coastal flooding is primarily a function of storms, and the proposal to tax and sue the oil companies, etc. would result in a big financial burden for the general public. Read More...
This letter will hopefully serve as a reminder of previously submitted SAFE letters to our political leaders. How goes the battle, Section 4, 5/27/19. Read More...
Arguments against funding for a border "wall" have been wildly exaggerated; the real issue is whether the government will or will not do the necessary to curb illegal immigration. Read More...
Conservative pundit Ramesh Ponnnuru offered his perspectives on the current political environment, including suggested policy goals for conservatives seeking to regain the initiative. Read More...