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Rep. Taylor First Freshman In 20 Years Named To Appropriations Bill Conference Committee
Congressman Scott Taylor’s record on the battlefield, in his congressional district, and in Washington has shown that he is worthy to be the first freshman legislator in two decades to be named to the Conference Committee for Appropriations Bills.
15 New Legislative Proposals Surrounding Alcohol And ABC Go Into Effect July 1
From dogs in wineries, to “internet beer retailers,” to samples at distilleries, 15 new legislative proposals regarding ABC laws will go into effect July 1.
The Resistance: Coming to a Town Near You
“Tolerate us,” they say, “or we’ll come after you.”
44 Percent Of Americans See Second Civil War On Horizon
As political fighting continues to increase around the U.S., with the most recent instance at The Red Hen in Lexington, Virginia, 44 percent of Americans now believe a second civil war imminent.
Virginia Court Ruling On House Districts Heads To U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia’s federal court ruled that the state’s House legislative districts represent racial gerrymandering.
Economic Darwin Award for DC Leaders
Pro-robot minimum wage hikes will only increase unemployment for the working class.
BREAKING: Trump To Get Second SCOTUS Pick After Kennedy Officially Retires
Justice Anthony Kennedy has officially announced his retirement, paving the way for President Donald Trump to nominate a second, and maybe not his last, justice to the Supreme Court of the United States.
A U.S. Space Force Is A Great Idea If One Thinks Past The Goofy Name
Trump’s “Space Force” may sound like a ridiculous idea, but it kind of already exists, and can be used to do so much more.
Will Trump’s New Government Restructuring Program Provide Real Change?
Will Trump’s new initiative to restructure the federal government amount to cutting red tape for the masses and draining the swamp, or will it only be a conservative-friendly rebranding of the leviathan of Washington D.C.?