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01.11.2017

Kentucky passes right-to-work, Missouri, New Hampshire on its heels

By Natalia Castro For the first time in nearly a century, Kentucky’s congress is dominated by the Republican Party, and they have already begun passing policy to empower workers. Kentucky has joined the rest of the South in passing a right-to-work law, allowing workers to […]

01.10.2017

Where is the text of the Obamacare repeal?

By Robert Romano Presently, the Senate is considering S. Con. Res. 3 , titled, “A concurrent resolution setting forth the congressional budget for the United States Government for fiscal year 2017 and setting forth the appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years 2018 through 2026.” Reading through the text it is easy […]

01.10.2017

Cartoon: Schumer’s Wall

01.09.2017

What happened Nov. 8, 2016?

By Algis Šilas Throughout the 2016 election cycle, conservative political pundits and establishment Republicans told Republican primary voters that if Donald Trump won the Republican presidential nomination, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton would win.  Republicans would even lose control of the U.S. House of […]

01.06.2017

Cartoon: Make war not love

01.06.2017

Editorial: End the filibuster for Supreme Court nominees

The attacks on Senator Jeff Sessions as he seeks to be confirmed as the nation’s Attorney General represent everything that is bad in politics. Every Senator knows Senator Sessions.  They know that he is one of the finest gentlemen ever to grace the halls of […]

01.06.2017

Lee, Rubio, Cruz right about repealing Obamacare

By Robert Romano In a letter to Senate Republican leaders , Sens. Mike Lee (R-Utah), Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) and Ted Cruz (R-Texas) asked that H.R. 3762 , which President Barack Obama vetoed in 2016, should be the bare minimum of what the Republican majorities of the House and Senate consider in 2017. That’s not asking too […]

01.05.2017

Obama leaves office with U.S., Russia on brink of war

By Robert Romano After President-elect Donald Trump’s historic victory in the election was announced in the early morning of Nov. 9, 2016, Russian President Vladimir Putin offered Trump his congratulations and his hope that the crisis in U.S.-Russian relations over Syria and Ukraine could begin to come to an end. “[Trump] spoke about resuming and […]

01.05.2017

Sanctuary cities are not going away

By Natalia Castro Sanctuary cities are not going away, but instead as local authorities prepare for a Trump presidency, more are being created each day. These cities openly defy immigration laws and protect illegal residence living in their communities, not only neglecting the enforcement of […]

01.03.2017

Cartoon: Don’t mess it up

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