Financial firms among corporations using public employee conferences as chance to lobby government
Big Government articles on Democracy Chronicles
Big government is a term generally used by political conservatives or libertarians to describe a government that they consider to be excessively large, corrupt and inefficient. Also see our articles on socialism, libertairanism and capitalism.
Designing Conversations With America to Fix Government
In Conversations with America, every department and agency will re-establish their true purpose and priorities. I do not mean listening sessions. I mean the American public will drive how we define the new purpose and priorities of our government
Multiply Solutions and Find Best Practices For National Scale
The federal government is lost in the muddy swamps of bad bureaucracy where pushing paperwork overwhelms any effort to look around the country and find programs that deliver results people care about.
5 Strategies to Cut One Trillion Dollars of Government Waste
5 strategies can cut one trillion dollars of waste from our inefficient bureaucracies: Require Accountability, Eliminate Duplication, Stop Funding Stupid, Eliminate Fraud and Require Financial Responsibility at the Pentagon.
Cannabis Lobby Set for Washington D.C. Summit
Reflecting historic changes in public political opinion, nascent cannabis lobby in federal push
GOP NSA Spying Split Between Libertarians and Conservatives
Small government libertarians and war hawks in GOP NSA spying split on opposite ends of spectrum
Brooklyn Libertarian Party Campaign For Hipster Youth
Organizers from national office seek recognition of Brooklyn libertarians as key opportunity
Meaning of Comedian John Oliver Ayn Rand Rant
HBO late night political comedian John Oliver Ayn Rand criticism comes from British liberal tradition with a dash of American Jon Stewart style jokes
Who Does the Modern Libertarian Party Represent?
Many self-identified supporters portray what the Libertarian Party represents incorrectly
A Protest Against Debt and Government Overreach (in 500 BC)
Debt and government overreach are popular subjects in American political culture, but in ancient Rome in 500BC anger at government led to non-violent public protest that reveal insights to epic conflict