coronavirus

Democrat Pork in Corona

While the White House had asked for $2.5 billion, the legislation totaled about $8.3 billion to combat the coronavirus. Specifically, more than $4 billion was allotted for diagnostic tests, treatments, and to help develop and disseminate a vaccine. The Centers for Disease Controls (CDC) was given $2.2 billion to help prevent, prepare, and respond to the disease.

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Joe Biden

Super Tuesday’s Surprise

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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Teen Smoking

Curbing Youth Tobacco Use & “Sin” Tax

The Reversing the Youth Tobacco Epidemic Act of 2019 (H.R. 2339) seeks to curb tobacco use by minors. For many years, the tobacco industry has made a huge impact on the nation’s youth. In doing so, they have self-inflicted a lifetime tax on themselves in the form of addiction.

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Capitol

No More “Cold Feet” for Dems

While Congress adjourned for Christmas and New Year’s, talk of impeachment took a step out of the spotlight. Hardly any talking head mentioned the delay in sending the articles to the Senate once they passed through the House.

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U.S. House of Representatives

Articles of Ridiculous

December 12, 2019 Washington Democrats Are Blinded by Hatred of Trump Tuesday morning House Democratic leadership appeared solemn at a press conference unveiling their articles of

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Capitol

Budget Update

November 26, 2019 Congress Avoids Shutdown with Fake “Continuing Resolution” Even for those of us familiar with the differing legislative components of Capitol Hill, the appropriations

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Choose Life

Senate Showed Some Spine

October 31, 2019 Senators Remove Anti-Life Provisions from Appropriations This week, the Senate is working on appropriations before the looming November 22nd deadline to avoid a government

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Republican Study Committee

Socialism has No Place in Healthcare

House members of the Republican Study Committee (RSC) released their healthcare plan. Entitled, “A Framework for Personalized, Affordable Care,” the plan’s main goal is to empower individual Americans in their healthcare decisions.

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