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With the drama of electing Kevin McCarthy as Speaker of the House and approving new rules for the operation of the House, it is time to make Congress work. Thanks to the courage of twenty members of the Freedom Caucus (#Freedom 20), the overall effect of the new rules is the restoration of the most…
Don’t Give Missouri License to Beat a Dead Horse
My father loves to tell jokes. Most of them are horrendously stupid and not funny. To make matters worse, he loves to repeat them, much to my chagrin. Because of this, I became fond of the phrase, “don’t beat a dead horse”, to rebut any attempt he would make to retell these terrible jokes. This…
Democrats’ Criticism of Trump-Kim Meeting Confirms It: The Anti-War Left is Dead
Remember when the Democratic party and the left in general were the anti-war torchbearers? Pepperidge Farm remembers. What has come to be colloquially known as the ‘anti-war left’ arguably saw its rise during the Vietnam War. Protesters were usually more left-leaning populations such as college students, African-Americans, women, and the arts community. The movement was…
What Would Happen if Hillary Said She “Grabbed Men by the D*ck”?
by Brett Chandrasekhar Here’s an unsettling truth: the same Democrats who say Donald Trump should drop out of the race for admitting to sexual assault would make excuses if Hillary Clinton was the one who said it. They’d say it was banter, she didn’t really do anything. Worst of all, some might even say that…
A Call to Action For the Politically Inactive
Life is valuable and liberty immeasurable. Yet our liberties are being weighed and measured, and often sacrificed for collective ends. James Madison was correct when he said, “I believe there are more instances of the abridgement of freedom of the people by gradual and silent encroachments by those in power than by violent and sudden…


