President Trump, Congress and public employee unions (the defenders of the swamp) all know this. You need to know this because this Labor Day the battle over public funding of public employee union expenses and the ability to fire incompetent federal employees should matter to everyone.

President Trump promised in 2016 that the forgotten men and women would be brought back into the economy.

This is worse than Watergate. The text messages between agents Peter Strozk and Lisa Page are instructive for several reasons.

The political stunt that former Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) Director Richard Cordray tried to pull recently in a failed attempt to name his successor was the culmination of a five-year reign at a rogue agency marked by incompetence and malfeasance.

President Trump sees in China a nation that has used trade to dramatically increase its wealth and place in the world, taking advantage of past U.S. acquiescence to Chinese trading practices.

President Donald Trump has a defining question before him in the decision on whether to fire National Security Adviser H. R. McMaster and sweep the entire National Security Council clean.

Our nation must get our fiscal house in order now, and President Trump has provided a pathway to bring our nation back from the brink of insolvency.

The 2016 Presidential election was about creative destruction, pitting one candidate, Hillary Clinton, who stood for continuing down the same path that our nation had been on since George H.W. Bush’s election in 1988, against Donald Trump, who promised to rethink everything.

The big battle for our nation’s economic security is just around the corner.

In the first five days of his presidency, Trump has thought big, setting in motion a chain of events that could alter the electoral map for a generation.