Thomas Aiello

Thomas Aiello

Thomas Aiello is a policy and government affairs associate with the National Taxpayers Union, a nonprofit dedicated to advocating for taxpayers at all levels of government.

Articles

Energy Prices Could Go Higher if Democrats Pass Their Multi-Trillion Dollar Bill
biden administration

Energy Prices Could Go Higher if Democrats Pass Their Multi-Trillion Dollar Bill

Off-Year Election Could Bring Billions in Tax Hikes
Conservatism

Off-Year Election Could Bring Billions in Tax Hikes

Energy Market Competition, Not Government Diktat, Will Benefit Consumers
Conservatism

Energy Market Competition, Not Government Diktat, Will Benefit Consumers

Congress Must Act to Address the Growing Credit Union Dilemma
biden administration

Congress Must Act to Address the Growing Credit Union Dilemma

The Policy Change to Lift Credit Scores of Low-income Americans
Joe Biden

The Policy Change to Lift Credit Scores of Low-income Americans

Election Day 2019 Results A Mixed Bag for Taxpayers
Taxes

Election Day 2019 Results A Mixed Bag for Taxpayers

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States Are Bailing Out Failing Power Plants; the Feds Shouldn’t Follow Suit
Columns

States Are Bailing Out Failing Power Plants; the Feds Shouldn’t Follow Suit

Taxpayers Win With New FCC Proposal
FCC

Taxpayers Win With New FCC Proposal

Both Republicans and Democrats Jumping To Bail Out Energy Companies
Energy

Both Republicans and Democrats Jumping To Bail Out Energy Companies

New USPS Financial Losses Underscore the Need for Free-market Postal Reform
Postal Service

New USPS Financial Losses Underscore the Need for Free-market Postal Reform

Positive Development: President Pulls Plug on Power Plant Bailout Plan
Energy

Positive Development: President Pulls Plug on Power Plant Bailout Plan

New Jersey’s Budget Compromise Is a Bad Deal for Taxpayers
New Jersey

New Jersey’s Budget Compromise Is a Bad Deal for Taxpayers

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Gov. Murphy’s Budget Won’t Make New Jersey Stronger
New Jersey

Gov. Murphy’s Budget Won’t Make New Jersey Stronger

Columns

Court Rules Against DOL’s Executive Overreach and Sides With Small Savers