"Government does not solve problems; it subsidizes them." – Ronald Reagan

For my plan to reform the dietary guidelines, read this.

We are a nation of laws. But we have *too many laws.* Laws from Congress are compiled in the 60k-page US Code. Agency-enacted rules are found in the 190k-page Code of Federal Regulations. Beneath that lurks a secretive layer of “subregulatory guidance,” likely spanning over 1

I've applied to lead the next USDA-HHS Dietary Guidelines for Americans. 🧵 How does this process work? Let me explain (what I know): First, the USDA Secy must be nominated. After that, some combo of this person and the USDA transition team decide on appointments. Mine would not

This would be unusual if it happened. Typically, States reform themselves when the existing arrangement goes completely up in flames. They might recognize the problems and try to reform themselves earlier, but this is typically a failure. The US before the Civil War. The

To Scott Bessent You’ll have your hands full terming out all those T-Bills issued by Treasury Department without causing term premiums to rise. Did you know 30% of Medicare expenditures are reversible with proper USDA dietary guidelines? That’s the amount we spend treating Type-2

"Teicholz added: 'I believe [the Trump administration] would support evidence-based reforms, which should include removing the caps on saturated fats.'" I.e, butter (and tallow) will soon be back! -->We need nutrition guidelines based on rigorous science to reverse chronic

Simple Idea: The House should pass a rule saying the length of time before voting on legislation shall be proportional to the number of pages in the bill. Regarding this monstrous CR, it would take the average person approximately 83–84 hours to read a 1500-page legislative

Here’s an open secret on Wall Street: the reason investors pay attention to the Fed isn’t because the Fed has unique insight, it’s mostly just to understand how the Fed is going to screw it up next. There’s ~24k employees at the Fed & that’s easily 20k too many. Go back to a

Great interview. Nina should be the one heading the dietary guidelines committee. ⁿᵉʷˢ Robert F Kennedy Jr. Thanks Joe Rogan Nina Teicholz, PhD

Let's talk about tariffs, the good, the bad, the challenges, and stock sell off. Trump's juggling knives on a tight rope. He's betting big Talk Radio 1210 WPHT Rich Lowrie x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Thanks for having me on Kathy Barnette Time flew.

Congratulations to Dr. Stephen Miran for his nomination to join the Federal Reserve Board of Governors! 👏🏾 As you guys know, I hold Steve in the highest of regards with respect to his intellect. He has rare brilliance — even for a Harvard University guy. 🤣 As you guys also know, I do not

Transforming the Fed would create an opportunity to lower interest rates, save billions of dollars in interest payments and build market confidence in U.S. investments and the dollar, writes David Malpass on.wsj.com/4790HQO

Great analogy!

Come on Barack Obama, say his name. It’s the easiest opportunity you’ve ever had to give some credit to President Trump & unite Americans. This fact that you refuse to do it, even in this one very special case, reflects why we’re so divided.

this is shocking: > US collects $2.4T in income tax, but spends $1.5T on fraud > if we didn't have to pay for fraud, only $900b would need to be collected > this means anyone with less 500k in income could pay *literally $0* in income tax we don't need to raise taxes. we

Sentiments of Venezuelans I’m going to say this once, and I don’t care if it makes people uncomfortable. If you have never lived in Venezuela If you did not grow up there If you did not watch your country collapse in real time If you did not stand in food lines If you did not