The Constitution provides for a President to discharge his electoral mandate with his people in place – the Administration’s “Officers of the United States” – even without swift Senate cooperation.
OMB, Commerce, and Congress each possess the authority to make this principle explicit. The governing rule should be simple: The decennial enumeration exists to count, not to estimate.
Primer: The Need for a National Framework on Artificial Intelligence
June 10, 2026 | by Nik Schuster
The United States stands at a crossroads in the AI era. A fragmented, state-by-state approach to AI governance risks stifling innovation, ceding technological supremacy to Communist China, and allowing progressive activists to embed their ideological priorities into the foundational tools shaping our future.
The President’s FY 2027 Budget Request Takes a Sword to Woke and Weaponized Government
June 2, 2026 | by Benjamin Osborne
The president’s FY 2027 budget offers more cuts to woke and weaponized programs that, if enacted by Congress, would mark a significant step to restoring accountable government and common sense to the executive branch.