WOKE Capitalism Fails
America’s state financial officers, such as treasurers and auditors, are elected to safeguard tax dollars to ensure responsible spending. These managers of state investments are charged with growing the retirement funds of public servants and other state public monies.
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Join a Union for Free Pot!
Union membership has been declining for decades (with the notable exceptions of teachers’ unions and government unions). Union bosses realize that they must hook new, young members. Union dues are vitally important to funding the Democrat party and for pushing Leftist causes.
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Fuel Is Freedom
Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has exploded the global energy debate and exposed the national security dangers of green energy. Europe and the U.S. have ceded away their national security by limiting their domestic fossil fuel energy under the guise of a wind and solar utopia that has yet to materialize.
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We Need More Parent Outrage
Several contested races for school board were decided in my community this week. We were very optimistic that we were riding a wave of parent outrage that we had seen expressed in Loudoun County, Virginia, and San Francisco, when entrenched school board members were ousted by the voters. In the greater Saint Louis area, we had some wins and, unfortunately for the students, we had some losses.
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Congress Adding to Inflation!
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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Biden’s Bankrupt Budget
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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Taxpayers Defrauded of Billions
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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Congress’s Compulsive Spending
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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Ask your Rep to Vote NO on Trillion Dollar Spending
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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Something YOU can do to Defund the Left
Environmental and Social Governance seeks to use social justice ideology and the supposed “threat” of climate change to force public companies to change how they run their businesses.
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Biden’s Failure Speech
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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Amicus Brief in Religious Freedom Case
Advancing American Freedom (AAF) founder Mike Pence announced the filing of a merits amicus brief by AAF, Young America’s Foundation (YAF), and 42 additional organizations
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Vice is Not Nice
“Legalize it and tax it” is an argument that many well-meaning Americans have advocated. In other words, people will use illegal substances anyway, so why not let government get its share of the revenues?
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7 Reasons to Vote in School Board Elections
The most important election this year is your school board. Every single voter needs to vote in this local election.
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Budget & SCOTUS Looming Over Capitol Hill
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The Salvation Army’s Unfortunate Experiment with Wokeness
Editor's Note: As increasing numbers of previously respected organizations dabble in wokeness, they are finding that they might have overplayed their hands. A recent example
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