How Christian Science Became A Dying Religion
Mainstream Christians can learn from Christian Science’s rise and steep decline, and see its new incarnation in ‘Moralistic Therapeutic Deism.’
Nancy Pelosi Changes Her Opinion Of Presidential Powers Depending On Who The President Is
To put it bluntly, Nancy Pelosi put partisan allegiances—to Obama, and against Trump—ahead of her oath of office to uphold the Constitution.
Who Is To Blame For The Rise Of Radical Partisanship In Congress?
The lack of bipartisanship prevents Congress from getting anything done. Both sides have become radicalized and left to their dirty tactics. So who started it?
How The Progressive Era Shaped The Congress We Know Today
Professor Kevin Portteus explains how the progressives in Congress during the ‘Progressive Era’ significantly reformed the wielding of power in the House of Representatives.
Watch Mike Lee Mock Green New Deal With Velociraptors And Tauntauns
‘The aspirations of the proposal have been called radical and extreme. But mostly they are ridiculous,’ Lee said.
Devin Nunes Sues Twitter And Anonymous Accounts For $250 Million
The lawsuit alleges that the Twitter accounts of Liz Mair, ‘Devin Nunes’ Mom,’ and ‘Devin Nunes’ Cow’ were maliciously spreading lies about Nunes, and that ‘Twitter did nothing’ to stop the offensive accounts.
House Democrats’ ‘Anti-Hate’ Resolution Is A Stress Test For Criminalizing Their Opposition
Leftists have refashioned ‘hate’ into a political tool to silence opposition. Christians and conservatives are routinely called racist, sexist, homophobes, on no evidence but their disagreement with the left.
Senator Joni Ernst On Women In Combat, Iowa, And Paid Family Leave
Senator Ernst joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss her recent policy proposals, and the 2020 Democrats swinging through her state of Iowa.
Congress Should Have Reclaimed Its Power Over National Emergencies Instead Of Signaling Against Trump
Too bad our elected officials in Congress lacked the courage to stick their necks out for this much-needed check on executive power.
Congressman Ralph Hall, Oldest Member In U.S. House, Dies At 95
Hall’s passing is not just a loss of a great public servant, but a reminder of Congress’s loss of veterans, moderates, and district-focused members.
7 Ideas For Making Congress Solve The National Debt Crisis
Congressional salaries should be reduced every time a budget is passed with spending exceeding revenue, a firm cap on spending should be imposed, and entitlement reform should become an urgent priority.
4 Different Lies James Clapper Told About Lying To Congress
As a federal employee, he faced no charges from Obama’s FBI for lying under oath, and as a private citizen, he gets paid to spin his own crimes on television.
Pro-Life Senator Raises Questions About Circuit Court Nominee Neomi Rao’s Judicial Philosophy
Senator Hawley said he is especially concerned about Rao’s views on substantive due process, especially when it comes to the implied right to abortion.
Sen. Joni Ernst Introduces Bill To Expose ‘Billion-Dollar Boondoggles’ Like California High-Speed Rail
The Billion Dollar Boondoggle Act requires a list of every federally funded project that is $1 billion or more over budget or five years or more behind schedule.
How A 1946 Law Is Still Dissolving Legislative Power Today
The Trump administration’s effort to deregulate and reverse red tape among federal agencies has met resistance, mostly by the courts. Read Full Article >
Border Wall Proves Democrats Only Care About Presidential Abuse Of Power When Republicans Do It
History raises questions about whether liberals’ outrage over President Trump’s emergency declaration stems from his extralegal actions—or their opposition to his border policies.
6 Things About Pre-Existing Conditions Republican Leaders Still Don’t Get
Instead of promoting better policies, House Republican leaders would like to cave to socialized medicine in the most efficient manner possible.
Trump’s Trade Policy Revives Interest In The Non-Delegation Doctrine
If overturned, President Trump could lose power to restrict imports on the basis of national security concerns.
10 Ways Congress Can Apply The Green New Deal To Itself
If they wish to persist in their socialistic delusions, members of Congress who believe in the Green New Deal should first apply it to themselves. Hence the following list of proposals.
Congress To Vote On Yet Another Huge Spending Bill No One Has Read
Speaker Pelosi breaks her promise, that members of Congress would be allowed time to read each bill, merely six weeks after she made it.
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