Encouraged by the End of the Government Shutdown
By Douglas V. Gibbs The government shutdown is nearing its end after 41 days, with Senate Democrats breaking ranks to...
By Douglas V. Gibbs The government shutdown is nearing its end after 41 days, with Senate Democrats breaking ranks to...
By Douglas V. Gibbs An illusion of victory has been achieved, but the end of the government shutdown masks deeper...
By Douglas V. Gibbs After 40 days of gridlock, furloughs, and mounting political pressure, the federal government appears poised to...
By Douglas V. Gibbs A libertarian told me a few days ago that he liked President Trump in the beginning,...
This will be the last Saturday that Constitution Radio on KMET 1490 AM will be preempted by football, but Mr....
By Douglas V. Gibbs We are experiencing no ordinary government shutdown. Sure, its record-breaking length is definitely something new, but...
By Douglas V. Gibbs In 1787, the Founding Fathers debated judicial power with intensity and foresight. The conscept of judicial...
By Douglas V. Gibbs I was looking up Valentina Gomez, a Republican running for Texas’s 31st congressional district after seeing...
By Douglas V. Gibbs President Donald Trump is actively pursuing plans to sell federal properties to private buyers, particularly underutilized...
By Douglas V. Gibbs The Democrats swept the 2025 elections in deep-blue states, but the narrower margins suggest cracks in...