Draconian measures to “flatten the curve” were implemented to prevent the healthcare sector from becoming overwhelmed with infected patients. Now, as many states reopen for business, it seems relatively few healthcare facilities are overwhelmed. However, much of the healthcare industry is still struggling. Becker Hospital Review finds that more than 250 hospitals are furloughing…
Read More »

Before the coronavirus was detected in the U.S., there were other reasons to question the wisdom of doing business with a one-party Communist dictatorship such as China. With considerable support from U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California, China gained entry to the World Trade Organization. That removed the annual review of the regime’s record…
Read More »

Back on February 25, the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention conducted a conference call for reporters. Fielding questions was Dr. Nancy Messonnier, Director of the CDC’s National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD). Craig Fiegener from KNX 1070 news radio in Los Angeles asked Dr. Messonnier: “Is the Chinese government leveling…
Read More »

Political freedom or economic well-being? That may be the choice facing citizens in countries joining China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).

Millennials may be unaware that 30 years ago, China’s one-party totalitarian regime was crushing a student revolt that came to be known as Tiananmen Square.

Let us not forget the events of this tragedy and join the efforts of people across the world in commemoration.

The U.S. government directly owes the nation of China over 1.1 trillion dollars.

The hysteria has no firm foundation.

U.S. taxpayers to pay the price for countering China’s Belt and Road Initiative.

More accountability is needed in the federal workforce.