This past week, the House of Representatives came back to D.C. to vote via proxy voting. As you may recall, proxy voting is a change in the House’s rules that allows a member to vote for up to 10 other colleagues on any Coronavirus related legislation to ensure members are able to work from home.
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Twenty-three House Republicans and four constituents filed a lawsuit on Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-NY) to block her proxy voting efforts.
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An alarming movement that is gaining traction every day the country is shut down is to institute vote-by-mail for the 2020 elections. Attempting this on a national scale would be chaos, which is precisely the point.
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Democrats were in for a surprise shake-up this week as 14 states and territories cast their votes for Presidential nominees. Just over a week ago, seven of the Democrat candidates lined up on the debate stage in South Carolina to defend their ambition to become the next President of the United States. Little did we know that shortly after, 4 candidates would drop out, and most would endorse Joe Biden.
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Happy to take the U.S. House, Democrats began the 116th Congress with zeal and a bold liberal agenda.
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December 3, 2019 Democrats strip Constitutional Rights from States to Increase own Power This week House Democrats are bringing H.R. 4, the Voting Rights Advancement Act
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The SHIELD Act does not include any protections preventing foreign influencers from using social media posts or troll farms; the outlets Russia primarily used in 2016.
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Ever since Donald Trump was declared the winner of the November 8, 2016 presidential election, leftists have been in a state of shock and dismay. Most people thought the vitriol would eventually subside, but instead it has grown exponentially.
Continue reading →A study from earlier this year shows how simple steps such as requiring voters to have proof of their identification do not have any negative impact on voter turnout.
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The Electoral College is on the chopping block — again.
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The NPV Compact is an end run around the Constitution.
Continue reading →From Judi Caler: The Maine NPV is a cliffhanger. It is back at the House to be enacted. The Senate enacted it today 18-16–one vote
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