by Stephen Kent | Mar 30, 2020 | Announcements, Featured, Podcasts
Why are Federal agencies rushing to remove regulatory barriers in multiple sectors of the economy during the Coronavirus scare? It could be because what advocates of lighter regulation have always argued is true…that red tape slows down business, healthcare and...
by Stephen Kent | Mar 20, 2020 | Announcements, Featured, Podcasts
There has been a lot of reason for the past decade to count middle America out of the economic and technological future of the country. But a new study from Heartland Forward tells a different story, showing that the “Heartland” is doing better at...
by Stephen Kent | Jan 10, 2020 | Announcements, Featured, Podcasts
This week I am joined by Logan Albright, author of “Our Servants, Our Masters” for a discussion about public service. Albright argues that we place too much valor in roles where power is being exerted over others in the name of service. We have a healthy...
by Stephen Kent | Dec 13, 2019 | Announcements, Featured, Podcasts
Foreign Policy fellows Jerrod Laber and Zachary Yost join Underscored to review the contents of the Washington Post report on Afghanistan, and the US government’s effort to cover-up the failure of the 18-year war. Many American’s concerns about the country’s...
by Stephen Kent | Oct 31, 2019 | Announcements, Featured, Podcasts
We need to have a talk, about national conservatism and libertarianism. Populist politics and skepticism on the merits of unencumbered free-market thought has become a flashpoint in a tepid alliance between conservatives and libertarians against the political left. In...
by Stephen Kent | Sep 25, 2019 | Announcements, Featured, Podcasts
Welcome back to Underscored! Political writers Shaun Cammack and Haley Smith join the podcast to review the weeks news: Climate strikes, Greta Thunberg at the UN, impeachment begins and Andrew Yang’s steady rise. Read Shaun’s piece on Andrew Yang...
