Mark Tapscott is a Congressional Correspondent at The Washington Stand. He covers a diverse range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and energy, with a particular focus on elections and public education. Mark's insights and analyses are featured in various outlets such as The Daily Signal, The Epoch Times, and The Christian Post.
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By: Mark Tapscott
Don't ask the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) how much interest a new spending proposal will add to the current annual budget deficit of $1.7 trillion or to the $40 trillion national debt, both of which are steadily growing as Congress and President Donald Trump continue piling on more new expenditures.
By: Mark Tapscott
August 27, 2026 Management contracts awarded for managing billions of dollars contributed by civil service employees to the Thrift Savings
Politicians on both sides of the partisan spectrum are proposing plans to subject the wealthiest Americans to significantly higher taxes as a response to the federal government's rapidly increasing annual budget deficits, but such proposals are doomed to fail, according to a new
Economists, financial analysts, members of Congress, and countless citizens were rattled when the national debt hit $40 trillion on August 19, prompting Bank of America Chief Equity Strategist Michael Hartnett to predict the $50 trillion mark will be surpassed in less than three years.
Is it my imagination, or are those moments becoming more frequent when some prominent national leader utters a statement so disconnected from facts and logic that all you can do is shake your head in disbelief? Consider this recent gem from Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.):
By: Mark Tapscott
America's growing housing affordability crisis could be reversed in a dramatic way if the nation returned to the marriage/partnering (MP) rate that was obtained at the turn of the 21st century, according to a joint
By: Mark Tapscott
September 1, 2026 President Donald Trump's announcement Monday of agreements with nine more drugmakers “to lower prescription drug prices
When President Donald Trump signed Executive Order (EO) 14398 on March 26, 2026, all agencies subject to Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) were barred from requiring contractors to maintain diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs on their workforces because such initiatives are inherently racially discriminatory.
September 9, 2026 Third Way centrist Democrats seeking to reassert their bygone influence are pushing 20 “ruthlessly pragmatic” ideas they
Married Stay-at-Home Parents (SAHPs) caring for children could become eligible for up to $9,000 per child annually in federal assistance if a draft proposal reportedly now under consideration in the Trump administration — with vigorous encouragement from Vice President JD Vance — becomes law.
