The Case for Legislative Term Limits
Introduction Implementing term limits for U.S. Senators and members of the House of Representatives offers a powerful solution to enhance […]
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23 Questions Bret Baier Should Ask Kamala Harris
Bret Baier of Fox News asked for questions to ask Kamala Harris for his interview with her on 10/16/24. These are 23 questions I sent him.
Rename public schools for Medal of Honor recipients
The recent incident in Washington D.C., where pro-Hamas protesters burned the American flag and raised the Palestinian flag, has left
62 of 75 Largest US Cities in Financial Ruin
The total cumulative budgetary shortfall for the 62 cities operating in the red is $354,797, 120,000.
Fast-Track Nationwide Concealed Carry
States should not recognize driver licenses issued by other states that do not recognize concealed carry permits of other states.
California’s Bullet Train to Nowhere Follies
In an attempt to secure additional federal funding, California democrats began construction of the bullet train at the end rather than the beginning, ensuring it will end in financial ruin.
California, Congress, politics
What California Democrats Don’t Want You to Know
Democrat California politicians are destroying the state by pandering to speacial interest groups. A comparison of how it compares to the other 49 states clearly indicates this.
Special Interest Groups Created the Energy Issues
Special interest groups, and the politicians that pander to them, are the root cause of the energy problems faced by the US. Rather than rely upon logic logic, science and economic realities, arguments about energy now center upon emotion and fantasy. The true “Green Energy” is nuclear power. Its use should serve as the foundation for clean, safe and economically sound energy for the foreseeable future.
United States Constitution: Amendment 28
Congress is broken and it no longer adequately represents voters. A simple amendment to the Constitution would go a long way towards rectifying this.
Does Congress Truly Represent Anyone?
Each Congressional member represents over 750K people, in effect representing nobody.