LISTEN – Congress Bryan Steil talks about Ukrainian aid, Russian Oil, the energy crisis, inflation, and interest payments on the national debt. Read More MacIver Newsmakers Podcast: Rep. Bryan Steil Warns About Rising Interest Payments on the National Debt
WATCH – Republicans and Democrats in Washington agree on banning Russian energy imports – but strongly disagree about how to backfill that capacity. Congressman Bryan Steil (R-Janesville) says we need to increase energy production and not be picky about whether it comes from fossil fuels or renewable sources. For the Biden Administration, however, the war on Russia is an opportunity to advance its war on fossil fuels. Read More Russian Oil Ban Morphs into Renewable Energy Debate
New International Energy Conservation Code could help Madison achieve its dream of a green utopia, but it could make Madison’s housing crisis even worse. Online voting results made the International Energy Conservation Code even more radical than MacIver first reported last year. Will the State of Wisconsin Continue to Resist this Radical Agenda? Read More Radical New Building Codes Could Help Madison Achieve Environmental Dreams, But at What Cost?
Sen. Johnson leads inquiry into IRS’ handling of fraudulent electric vehicle tax credit claims, problems that were first reported in 2011 Read More Sen. Johnson Asks The IRS About $72 Million In Fraudulent E-Vehicle Tax Credits
Happy Friday! This week, the economy continues to look strong, the Fed announced they would not be raising interest rates again this year, and the MacIver Institute takes a deeper look into Tony Evers’ higher education budget. Here are some important articles for the fiscal conservative to read. Read More In Case You Missed It: U.S. Economy Looks Strong, Interest Rates Not Moving, and Evers’ Higher Education Budget