A group of House Republicans sent a letter this week to the left-leaning group Center for Tech and Civic Life asking them to explain where the hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars they were given during the COVID-19 pandemic went. With today’s ALG Minute, I’m Catherine Mortensen. The three-hundred -and-fifty million dollars in grant money was supposed to be used to address COVID concerns related to voting. However, GOP lawmakers said less than one percent went to things like masks and other personal protective equipment. Instead, the group spent about 92 percent of YOUR money in overwhelmingly Democrat-leaning precincts. They spent it on things like registering teen voters, automatic voter registration, pay raises and vehicles for their employees, and designing absentee ballots. This is why twelve states so far have either passed or plan to pass legislation prohibiting election officials from accepting private funds. For more check us out at the DailyTorch.com

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Work from home jobs are the new thing everywhere — except Colorado. with the Rocky Mountain edition of the ALG Minute, I’m Catherine Mortensen. After Colorado adopted a law state mandating employers disclose salaries for open positions, at least 46 national companies are advertising jobs available anywhere in the U.S. but Colorado.

Woke lawmakers hoped the new law would narrow gender wage gaps and provide greater pay transparency for employees. But to avoid having to disclose that information, some employers seeking remote workers nationwide are saying that those living in Colorado need not apply. This has caused a lot of confusion for workers and some back peddling by state officials who say the new law only narrowly applies to companies that already have a work force in the state. The lesson here is simple: go woke, go broke. Big government policies that limit freedom never work out. That’s because free people make better choices for themselves than the government. For more check us out at the DailyTorch.com.

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Hear how highways are part of racism in America and why some on the right are actually applauding A.O.C.! But they quickly boo her too. Also, she is going through a loss of “Biden patience.”

President Joe Biden’s immigration issue disasters continue. We wanted to do one story but there was too much to talk about. So we at Americans for Limited Government Foundation decided to present an omnibus!

States that Are Getting it Right and the Ones Getting it Wrong. With today’s ALG Minute, I’m Catherine Mortensen. The new annual report from the American Legislative Exchange Council that rates states on economic climate is out. For the 14th year in a row Utah is at the top of the rankings. That’s because it prioritized sound, free-market economic policy. We thought it would be interesting to see which states have moved up and down the ladder the most over the last decade. The five most improved states are: North Carolina, Indiana, Wisconsin, Florida, and Oklahoma.The five that are moving down the list fastest are Maryland, Missouri, Virginia, Colorado, and Mississippi. If you’re wondering where California, Illinois, and New York are on this list, they’ve been so stuck in the basement for the last decade, they can’t possibly fall any lower. BTW, Colorado’s problem is that Californians are swarming in and voting for the very progressive policies that have ruined the once-Golden State. For more check us out at the Daily Torch.com.

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One big thing Republicans are promising if they gain control of the House in the midterms. With today’s ALG I’m Catherine Mortensen. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is promising to strip key committee assignments of antisemitic members like Ilhan Omar. Here is what McCarthy told Fox and Friends.

“I can promise you this, if we are fortunate enough to have the majority, Omar would not be serving on Foreign Affairs — or anybody that has an antisemitic, anti-American view. That is not productive, and that is not right.”

He previously called on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to take action against Omar after the controversial congresswoman tweeted an exchange she had with Secretary of State Antony Blinken during a congressional hearing in which she appeared to conflate the actions of the United States and Israel with those of the Taliban and Hamas. When called upon to censure or rebuke Omar for her comments, Pelosi stated very clearly that she will not rebuke Omar. We need a change in House Leadership! For more check us out at the DailyTorch.com

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Texas Governor Greg Abbott is giving details on his project to build a border wall. He says Biden has failed but he wants to take steps to prove Texas won’t fail. We let you know how you can help.

The release of confidential tax returns for some of the wealthiest Americans sparked controversy last week, and now Senate Republicans are demanding answers. With today’s ALG Minute, I’m Catherine Mortensen. Senate Republicans sent a letter to the inspector general for tax issues calling for an investigation after ProPublica obtained and released tax returns of wealthy Americans, information that is supposed to remain confidential. That story included information about Amazon’s Jeff Bezos and Tesla’s Elon Musk, among others, showing many paid very little or no taxes at all. According to the senator’s letter, ProPublica’s description of the data strongly suggests that the information originated from within the IRS. If this is true, this constitutes a serious breach of privacy and is a criminal violation of our tax laws. It would be one of the most significant and widespread breaches in the agency’s history and considerably damages the foundational bedrock of our tax system, including American taxpayers’ confidence that the IRS will keep their personal information confidential. For more check us out at the DailyTorch.com.

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Jon Stewart makes us laugh in a way that is reminiscent of his glory years. But this time it is about one of the most serious topics he’s had to make material for, COVID-19. While the president says, “Trust science,” Jon Stewart says science is what probably lead to the pandemic!

Viewers Reject LGBTQA agenda for children. There’s growing evidence that Nickelodeon’s hard push to promote the LGBTQA agenda to children is having a negative impact on the network’s ratings. With today’s ALG Minute, I’m Catherine Mortensen. In the last two weeks, both Nickelodeon and its preschool-targeted network, Nick Jr., have released videos championing “trans,” “queer,” and “pansexual” inclusion. One video that sparked mass outrage depicted a cartoon version of a drag queen singing about various LGBTQA groups “[loving] each other so proudly” on “Blues Clues and You,” a show for two- to five-year olds. That same video showed a female-to-male transgender beaver who appeared to have post-operative surgical scars on its chest. These latest videos come after the network began overtly celebrating “Pride” month several years ago and implied in 2020 that its most popular character, SpongeBob SquarePants, is gay. Since July of 2017, Nickelodeon’s viewership has dropped from 1.3 million average viewers per week to a June of 2021 average of only 372,000. In only four years, Nickelodeon has dropped more than two thirds of its audience. For more check us out at the DailyTorch.com