Mark Tapscott is a Congressional Correspondent at The Washington Stand. He covers a diverse range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and energy, with a particular focus on elections and public education. Mark's insights and analyses are featured in various outlets such as The Daily Signal, The Epoch Times, and The Christian Post.
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By: Mark Tapscott
President Donald Trump's July 16 nationally televised address painted a dark picture of American elections being undermined by elements of the U.S. intelligence community and the cover-up by those activities to ensure neither he nor the American public knew what was happening.
By: Mark Tapscott
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and I share two things in common. First, we are both originally from Oklahoma — so we are aka "Okies," a once-derisive term from the Great Depression Era that is now an affectionate commonplace. And two, we both claim Cherokee ancestry (mine is, according to family lore, five generations back).
By: Mark Tapscott
One of my grandsons sheepishly came to me recently and handed back a birthday card we had given him earlier in the day and explained that, although he was a seventh grader, he couldn't read our note to him because he is unable to read cursive writing. To say my wife and I were shocked is a huge understatement.
By: Mark Tapscott
Only five of the 20 biggest state-administered federal benefit programs have anti-fraud detection measures in place to ensure that more than $1.1 trillion in spending actually gets to the eligible intended recipients, according to a new
By: Mark Tapscott
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says a new computer matching process being used for the first time ever exposed “more than 4,900 federal payments worth approximately $99 million that were associated with deceased payees” and stopped payment on them.
On this week's podcast, host Casey Harper discusses the rise of socialism in the U.S. NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani made headlines as the latest Democratic socialist to take public office, but now several others are cropping up. Is this a flash in the pan or a future reality in American politics? How will it affect America and in particular the Church? Casey was joined by Mark Tapscott, Veteran investigative reporter and editor Mark Tapscott of The Washington Stand along with Matt Carpenter, Director of FRC Action. You can learn more about ActsSocial
By: Mark Tapscott
Three Republican chairmen of key committees of the House of Representatives said Wednesday that a new Congressional Budget Office (CBO)
Viewers of Dr. Anthony Fauci's return engagement earlier this week with Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs chairman Rand
In 1989, federal investigators found nearly 6,000 monthly benefit checks being issued to dead people when they compared payments by the Defense and Labor departments, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM), and the Railroad Retirement Board (RBB) with the government's Death Master File (DMF).
By: Mark Tapscott
President Donald Trump's proposed reform to give senior political appointees the authority to block or terminate woke federal grants that undermine policies a majority of Americans endorsed in the 2024 presidential election is driving congressional Democrats up the wall.
