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The federal government has been too big for a long time, and both parties are responsible for its excessive growth. (Thinkstock)
Senate

Examiner Editorial: Dig in for a long war against Washington’s self-dealers

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By some accounts, President Obama was prepared in 2011 to sign off on the Keystone XL pipeline. (AP File)
Energy and Environment

Examiner Editorial: Obama tries to run out clock on Keystone

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The Constitution gives Congress the exclusive authority to determine what the government spends, what is bought and when. (Thinkstock)
Healthcare

Examiner Editorial: Two myths about Obamacare and government shutdowns

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President Obama outlined a new plan Aug. 22 designed to make higher education more affordable. (AP File)
Education

Examiner Editorial: Obama puts higher ed at the mercy of big government

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Examiner Editorial: Will Labor Secretary Tom Perez stack the deck for unions?

Examiner Editorial: Will Labor Secretary Tom Perez stack the deck for unions?

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The government unions that control California through the Democratic Party are the highest paid state government employees in the nation, leading to high per-pupil spending despite low academic achievement. (AP File)
Immigration

Examiner Editorial: Escaping the death spiral of Blue State taxes

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Examiner Editorial: Tax dollars for Obamacare video contest aimed at ‘young invincibles’

Examiner Editorial: Tax dollars for Obamacare video contest aimed at ‘young invincibles’

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Young Americans require relatively little health care, but Obamacare needs those people to sign up for insurance. (Thinkstock)
Healthcare

Examiner Editorial: Young invincibles could mean disaster for Obamacare

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According to a Cato Institute study, welfare pays more than a minimum-wage job in 35 states. (AP File)
Healthcare

Examiner Editorial: Cato study points to overly generous welfare system

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Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., left, and Sen. Orrin G. Hatch, R-Utah, right, recently assured their senatorial colleagues that nobody will know for 50 years who proposed what concerning which tax credits and deductions should be kept and which should be killed. (AP File)
Senate

Examiner Editorial: Tax reform debate should be open for all to see

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