Over the last two years, trillions of dollars have been allocated toward so-called “COVID relief,” and they are about to pass more. Instead of focusing on important issues at hand, they are rehashing ways to waste our taxpayer money and drive up the national debt.
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In the coming days, the Senate will vote to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as a Supreme Court Justice. Eagle Forum has grave concerns with Judge Jackson’s potential confirmation.
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As an owner of a small business, Paul Sanford has felt the constraints of an overreaching federal government, especially over the last two years. With that experience, he is ready to bring change to Washington, D.C.
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Biden’s budget ignores reality and would harm Americans if enacted. Republicans and Democrats alike should fight against the federal government’s excessive spending, especially social programs that will hurt our nation.
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While most people are focused on Ukraine and Russia, the Biden administration is tilting dangerously close to enhancing nuclear weapons capabilities in Iran. A particularly troubling aspect of the current negotiations includes relieving the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of its designation as a terrorist organization.
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Mo Brooks has dedicated his life to serving the people of Alabama. Voters have expressed their approval by electing him to office 14 times; 5 times as a state legislator, 4 times as Madison Co. Commissioner, and 6 times as a U.S. Congressman. During his time in Congress, he has distinguished himself on the Armed Services and Science, Space, and Technology Committees.
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Biden’s Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson is put to the test this week as Senate Judiciary members question her philosophy and credentials. Her answers should be concerning to anyone.
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While Democrats’ self-congratulations continue in the wake of Joe Biden’s nomination of a black female for the U.S. Supreme Court, Senator Josh Hawley is doing what all senators should be doing and is studying Ketanji Brown Jackson’s judicial history.
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After Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer’s retirement announcement, Biden promised to nominate a black woman to the Supreme Court and he did just that. However, there should be more to a Justice than skin color and sex.
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The majority of states now allow some form of legalized marijuana. On the federal level, Sen. Charles Schumer is pushing to void the laws against marijuana and expunge criminal convictions. The public seems to have accepted the use of pot.
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After COVID funding was stripped from the $1.5 trillion omnibus last week, Democrat leadership is still trying to figure out a way to pass it as a separate bill. Even though $4.6 trillion remains unspent from the $14 trillion that the federal government has previously allocated, the President requested an additional $22.5 billion.
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Eagle Forum Joins Conservatives in Letter to Mcconnell: Hold A Firmer Line on Confirming Any More of Biden’s Nominees
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The term bioweapons should sound an alarm for all of us now, especially after the past two years of a virus that ran amok across the globe. As Willis Krumholz and Robert Delahunty describe, a top administrator in the Department of State recently admitted to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that there are biological research labs in Ukraine.
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Congress, once again, pushed the government funding fight until the last minute. After much debate in the Senate on vaccine mandates, raising the minimum wage, child tax credits, and the massive amount of spending, the best they could do is pass continuing resolutions (CRs) until a large appropriations package could be finalized.
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Early this morning around 1 a.m., lawmakers on Capitol Hill finalized an almost three-thousand-page spending package or omnibus. Now, nearly twelve hours later, they are poised to vote on it. It’s doubtful that most of Congress have read the bill in its entirety.
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Emergency Alert South Carolina Convention of States Article V Constitutional Convention, H3205Final Vote for the whole Senate and Final passage Expected TUESDAY, March 8, 2022,
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As President Biden gave his State of the Union address this week, we couldn’t help but miss the days of the Trump administration. The most pro-life President in history was replaced by an administration determined to solidify taxpayer-funded abortion up until birth.
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In what is an increasingly dystopian existence for people all over the world who have opinions, the new threat experienced by Canadian truckers might be the most worrisome so far. Who knew big government and big tech could freeze someone’s bank account with a simple keystroke?
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The United States has the resources to solve the current international crisis by following these steps. Peace comes through strength and energy independence is a deterrent to adversaries.
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On June 25, 2021, President Biden signed an Executive Order on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility in the Federal Workforce.
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Editor’s Note: As Presidents’ Day passed this week with little to no acknowledgment except that we didn’t get our mail that day, it would serve
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Eagle Forum recently joined a coalition letter asking Congress to STOP Medicaid funding of faulty prenatal tests. We are proud to be part of the effort to protect American families and the unborn from inaccurate prenatal testing that may mislead parents into ending children’s lives!
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Editor’s Note: The increasing reliance on presidential executive orders to negate or circumvent legislative action should be concerning to all citizens, no matter their political
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