Chairman & Editor-In-Chief, Forbes Media. Host of webcast, What’s Ahead. Co-Author of INFLATION w/ Nathan Lewis & Elizabeth Ames. Author of Flat Tax Revolution
Joined January 2010
- Tweets 27,603
- Following 1,096
- Followers 229,161
- Likes 18,509
632 Photos and videos
Pinned Tweet
17 May 2023
Hey, Wall Street: Stop putting politics over my retirement savings nypost.com/2023/05/16/hey-wa…
241
196
657
111,913
Jun 12
250 years ago today, George Mason’s Virginia Declaration of Rights helped lay the foundation for America’s commitment to liberty, property rights, free speech, religious freedom, and limited government. A legacy worth remembering and defending. washingtonexaminer.com/op-ed…
1
8
25
839
Jun 12
Taxpayers deserve answers. When warnings about fraud are ignored, whistleblowers face retaliation, and billions in public funds are put at risk; accountability is not optional. The government's first duty is to safeguard the public trust. washingtontimes.com/news/202…
1
4
12
597
Jun 12
The Social Security “trust fund” was never a vault of savings. Surplus payroll taxes were spent years ago and replaced with government IOUs. The real challenge is sustaining benefits without crushing workers, growth, or future taxpayers. wsj.com/opinion/the-social-s…
2
5
14
688
Jun 12
Campaign on affordability, govern with higher bills. A 6% water-rate hike means New Yorkers pay more while City Hall spends more. If affordability is the promise, taxpayers deserve more than another bill in the mail. nypost.com/2026/06/12/opinio…
3
14
720
Jun 12
The consensus is wrong. Rising prices driven by war, tariffs, and supply disruptions are not monetary inflation. The Fed should stop treating economic strength as a threat and recognize there is room for an interest rate cut in 2026. forbes.com/sites/steveforbes…
1
4
12
542
Jun 11
Yet another sign that the Europeans are continuing their regulatory assault on some of America's biggest innovators.
thecentersquare.com/opinion/…
2
2
8
1,915
Jun 11
This is exactly what I warned about a few months ago. We cannot get into protracted negotiations. It's time to take action. foxnews.com/opinion/steve-fo…
1
1
9
673
Jun 11
Democrats are right that prosecutors should enforce laws, not rewrite them. But selective outrage over “nullification,” depending on which policies are targeted, only deepens distrust in the rule of law and weakens consistency in criminal justice. city-journal.org/article/vir…
1
3
8
682
Jun 11
The Constitution is not a living document in the sense of shifting meaning by judicial preference. Its authority comes from the consent of the governed at the time of ratification, and any legitimate change belongs to the amendment process, not reinterpretation from the bench. washingtonexaminer.com/op-ed…
17
7
25
831
Jun 11
America is building the infrastructure for the AI economy, but infrastructure alone is not enough. The real test is whether workers are given real on-ramps through training, education, and access to skills that match the jobs being created. washingtontimes.com/news/202…
2
2
6
624
Jun 11
California’s expansive mail-in system and slow ballot counting may be well-intentioned, but they undermine confidence in outcomes. In elections, transparency and speed matter as much as access if public trust is to be preserved. wsj.com/opinion/los-angeles-…
2
15
651
Jun 11
Successful leaders expand their coalition; they don’t shrink it. Alienating longtime Puerto Rican community leaders, parade organizers, and elected officials over ideological litmus tests is a recipe for political isolation, not effective governance. nypost.com/2026/06/11/opinio…
5
9
36
1,296
Steve Forbes retweeted
Jun 10
It’s time for the Ohio House to pass Senate Joint Resolution 10 and the US Senate must pass the SAVE Act!
@A1Policy @TomFitton @StevenCheung47 @SteveForbesCEO @jennybethm @StephenM @LeaderJohnThune @MikeDeWine @ChairmanAlex
1
8
41
1,938
Jun 10
Americans deserve strong privacy protections without a maze of conflicting state regulations. The SECURE Data Act would establish clear national standards, expand consumer rights, and give businesses the certainty needed to innovate and grow. washingtonexaminer.com/op-ed…
1
3
16
906
Jun 10
Trust in elections depends on transparency and accountability. USPS's proposed ballot tracking and security standards aim to strengthen chain of custody, improve delivery visibility, and help ensure every lawful vote is counted on time. washingtontimes.com/news/202…
3
4
13
809
Jun 10
Primary voters delivered a familiar lesson: credibility, consistency, and results still matter. In Maine and South Carolina, candidates with strong records advanced, while those relying on political reinvention found a tougher audience. washingtonpost.com/elections…
1
5
676
Jun 10
Military strength matters. So does financial strength. Cutting off the Iranian regime's access to oil revenue, terror financing, and crypto conversion networks is a powerful way to weaken its ability to threaten the U.S. and our allies. wsj.com/opinion/inside-trump…
1
3
11
539
Jun 10
Great cities are built by mayors who expand opportunity, enforce order, and manage responsibly. New York's history offers plenty of lessons. The question is whether Zohran Mamdani will learn from them or repeat old mistakes. nypost.com/2026/06/09/opinio…
3
2
10
801
Jun 10
America can’t win the AI race by subsidizing 20th-century copper phone lines.
While China is pouring billions into next-gen tech, America wastes billions of dollars a year propping up ancient copper networks that serve just ~3% of households.
America needs to modernize our phone infrastructure quickly!
9
19
82
307,687
Jun 10
READ my latest piece here: Retire the copper, not the customer
washingtonexaminer.com/op-ed…
3
4
925