Bureaucracy
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NIH: The $47-Billion Sacred Cow Is Scared
If we’re seeking breakthroughs and innovation in biomedicine, why are we funding the same bureaucratic institutions?
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The Civil Service War: Can Trump Succeed Where Other Presidents Failed?
Entrenched bureaucracies are beloved by the media and much of Congress. Will Trump triumph where prior presidents blundered and backtracked?
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How Congress Created the Doctor Shortage
Why don’t we train more doctors? Congress froze medical training in 1997, intentionally creating artificial scarcity.
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What DOGE Can Learn from Reagan and Clinton
Previous attempts to reduce waste and improve government efficiency provide instructive warnings.
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Churchill Would Have Approved of Trump’s Battle Against Bureaucracy
Bloated bureaucracy doesn’t just siphon resources. It drains the People of meaning and denies them the dignity of self-governance.
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DOGE: Bringing Standard Business Scrutiny to Government
Zero-based budgeting is a proven method of finding waste and ineffective programs. That’s exactly why spending-addicted Congress hates it so much.
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USAID’s Nefarious Activities Go Beyond Foreign Aid Corruption
DOGE has exposed USAID as a vast global political operation, extending far beyond mismanaged foreign aid.
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Cuts to Indirect Federal Grants Could Change Research for the Better
The DOGE-inspired move to cut NIH indirect expense funding has the PhD class crying foul, but its benefits for public research could be big.
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DOGE Can Cut Spending, But Real Reform Must Curb Government’s Scope
Government spending totals a quarter of all economic activity. Balancing the budget will take more than rooting out waste.
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Federal Agencies Stack Their Courts Against You
Administrative agencies win 92 percent of cases heard in their own shadow courts, but just 55 percent before an impartial court.
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NIH: The $47-Billion Sacred Cow Is Scared
If we’re seeking breakthroughs and innovation in biomedicine, why are we funding the same bureaucratic institutions?
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The Civil Service War: Can Trump Succeed Where Other Presidents Failed?
Entrenched bureaucracies are beloved by the media and much of Congress. Will Trump triumph where prior presidents blundered and backtracked?
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How Congress Created the Doctor Shortage
Why don’t we train more doctors? Congress froze medical training in 1997, intentionally creating artificial scarcity.
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What DOGE Can Learn from Reagan and Clinton
Previous attempts to reduce waste and improve government efficiency provide instructive warnings.
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Churchill Would Have Approved of Trump’s Battle Against Bureaucracy
Bloated bureaucracy doesn’t just siphon resources. It drains the People of meaning and denies them the dignity of self-governance.
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DOGE: Bringing Standard Business Scrutiny to Government
Zero-based budgeting is a proven method of finding waste and ineffective programs. That’s exactly why spending-addicted Congress hates it so much.
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•
USAID’s Nefarious Activities Go Beyond Foreign Aid Corruption
DOGE has exposed USAID as a vast global political operation, extending far beyond mismanaged foreign aid.
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•
Cuts to Indirect Federal Grants Could Change Research for the Better
The DOGE-inspired move to cut NIH indirect expense funding has the PhD class crying foul, but its benefits for public research could be big.
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DOGE Can Cut Spending, But Real Reform Must Curb Government’s Scope
Government spending totals a quarter of all economic activity. Balancing the budget will take more than rooting out waste.
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•
Federal Agencies Stack Their Courts Against You
Administrative agencies win 92 percent of cases heard in their own shadow courts, but just 55 percent before an impartial court.