The Trump administration continues to weigh a ban on flavored e-cigarettes and this week met with groups on both sides of the issue. Studies have
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November 21, 2019 House Dems seek to label Pro-lifers as “Radical” This past Thursday, the House Committee on Oversight and Reform had a hearing entitled, “Examining
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The impeachment hearings have already done extensive damage to those things in which we used to have confidence in.
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The Harmony Public Schools are taxpayer-funded charter schools in Texas. In 2011, a Texas legislator filed a bill that would allow charter operators to use the Permanent School Fund to guarantee school construction bonds.
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Back to November 2019 Eagle Forum Report by Peyton Wolcott, founder of a successful grassroots public school check register transparency project. Twenty years ago, about
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November 14, 2019 Removing the ERA Deadline is an Ultimate Congressional Power Grab While lawmakers fought in Longworth, one of the three House office buildings, about
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As we have honored our veterans this week, it is worth considering the many giants of past generations who laid the foundation for all that we enjoy and utilize in our country today. Unfortunately, they would probably be stunned and saddened to see what we have done with the examples they set.
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Newly empowered Democrats are likely to make Virginia the final state needed to ratify the long-dormant ERA. Not often in American history does a single
Continue reading →Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) proponents have been misleading the public about the purpose and consequences of the ERA for close to 50 years! Their current
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November 7, 2019 United States Formally Leaves Burdensome Paris Climate Agreement On June 1, 2017, President Trump acted on a campaign promise to withdraw from the
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Democrats have always tried to justify their calls for wealth redistribution by insisting that they care more about the plight of the poor. Since they rarely want to share their own wealth, however, the compassion defense has always rung a bit hollow.
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