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Economist and Heritage Foundation visiting fellow Stephen Moore joins the podcast to discuss how America can bring inflation under control.

Longtime Democrat William Galston, deputy assistant to Bill Clinton for domestic policy, wrote a recent column for The Wall Street Journal on the performance of the economy during Bill Clinton’s eight years in office. According to Galston, virtually everything Clinton did was a hit.

[This piece has been published in Restoring America to highlight how a responsible budget would benefit individual consumers and the economy as a whole.]

A budget is more than just the sum of its revenues and outlays. It’s also a reflection of the values held by its drafters. Based on the budget proposed Thursday by the Republican Study Committee, the caucus of conservatives in the House of Representatives, its members value America. Here are 11 ways that the Republican Study Committee’s budget would help save the country: 1) It Cuts Wasteful Federal Spending

The Republican Study Committee says its budget proposal, "The Blueprint to Save America," would put our country back on a better path.

Longtime Democrat William Galston, deputy assistant to Bill Clinton for domestic policy, wrote a recent column for The Wall Street Journal on the performance of the economy during Bill Clinton’s eight years in office. According to Galston, virtually everything Clinton did was a hit.

Reagan furnished the U.S. with conservative policies that dramatically reversed Clinton’s disastrous first two years of liberal governance.

Teen sexual activity is costly, not just for teens, but also for society.

The true inequality in our society is between those children who are raised in a traditional two-parent home versus those who are not.

The Build Back Better Act recently promoted in Congress incorporates many elements of the Biden Administration’s “American Families Plan,” which is promoted as “an investment in our kids, our families, and our economic future.”