By Rick Manning Raul Labrador will make a great Governor of Idaho. I know because I have watched him represent Idaho in Congress. I have seen Raul Labrador stand firm against national GOP leaders and fight for conservative principles when every political benefit said stop fighting. I […]

By Natalia Castro The average American looking for complete job security need not look further than the non-defense federal government’s public workforce, where there is a 99.5 percent chance they will never be fired for cause according to data retrieved from the Office of Personnel Management’s FedScope . It is nearly impossible for a federal workforce […]

By Wayne Hoffman Labor union bosses and radical environmentalists have been unable to convince Idahoans to support their liberal agenda. So, they are now masquerading as conservative Republicans in their attempt to turn voters to favor the most left-leaning of the Republican candidates for governor, […]

C/O Constitution.com By Printus LeBlanc Why do many Americans shake their heads in disbelief when asked about the efficiency or the accountability of our federal government? Sadly, it’s because there are so many examples of how federal government agencies or tax-funded government projects work directly against the […]

By Printus LeBlanc May 8 was a very busy day at the White House. While everyone was paying attention to the announcement about the Iran deal, the administration also announced a $15.4 billion rescission package. Republican leadership has hinted they will take a look at […]

By Robert Romano In leaving the Iran nuclear deal after Tehran failed to fully account for its nuclear weapons program at the outset of the agreement, President Donald Trump has sent exactly the right message to North Korea, which is that if Kim Jong-un desires peace, he must come clean on all of his country’s nuclear weapons. […]

By Robert Romano On May 8, the National Fair Housing Alliance filed suit in the U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia against the Department of Housing and Urban Development for delaying the 2015 Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing regulation until 2020 or later. This regulation allowed HUD to force more than 1,200 cities and counties that took $3 billion of annual community development block grants to rezone neighborhoods […]

By Printus LeBlanc With several high-profile Texas House Members announcing their retirements, primary season in Texas is heating up. Last month the picture became a little bit clearer with several races forced into runoffs being held May 22. The “blue wave” in Texas has turned […]

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