Democrats: Talk About Impeachment, But Don’t Do It
Several Democratic congressman have promised to offer articles of impeachment, but party leadership knows that it’s politically precarious. ...
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President Trump to Issue Executive Order Tying Federal Funds to Free Speech
At CPAC, President Trump announced his plan to issue an executive order tying federal education funds to free speech. ...
Rand Paul: If I Supported Trump’s Declaration of National Emergency “I Would Lose My Political Soul”
Citing his obligation to support the Constitution, Senator Rand Paul announced he will vote to reject President Trump's declaration of a national emergency. ...
Oregon Lawmaker Proposes Lowering Voting Age to Sixteen
A state legislator in Oregon has proposed lowering the voting age in her state to 16. ...
Back to the Future: Equal Rights Amendment Bills Offered in Six State Legislatures
The Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) is being debated in at least six state legislatures. This amendment would turn the Constitution on its head and would void the 10th Amendment. ...
Newly Released Washington Letter Warns Against Another Convention
A letter written by George Washington was recently made public, and reveals the author's opposition to a second convention of states. ...
Illinois Bill Requires Gun License Applicants to Give Police Access to Social Media Accounts
A state representative in Illinois has proposed a bill requiring applicants for gun license submit their social media accounts to police. ...
Washington State County Sheriff Nullifies State Statute’s Gun Grab
Grant County, Washington, Sheriff Tom Jones has publicly declared his refusal to enforce disarmament provisions of a recently enacted state statute. ...
Police in Minn. Seek Alliance with DHS and Private Security Firms to Increase Surveillance
Police in Minnesota are seeking to use federal fusion centers and private security firms to increase their surveillance and policing powers. ...
Tennessee Considering Bills Restoring Gold and Silver as Sound Money
Tennessee's state legislature is considering two bills that would restore gold and silver to their constitutional status. ...
Details of Fusion Center Surveillance Revealed
A sheriff's department presentation in West Virginia revealed details of Fusion Center surveillance. ...
Neither Pelosi Nor the President Won the Budget Battle: James Madison Did
In the battle between Congress and the president over the funding of the federal government, neither party won — the Constitution did. ...
U.S. Treasury Dept. Needs $1 Trillion to Finance the National Debt This Year
The U.S. Treasury plans to "borrow" $1 trillion to finance the national debt. ...
DHS-Funded Tech Used by Local Police to Collect DNA of “Suspicious” People
Police departments across the country are deploying DHS DNA technology to build a database of “suspicious people.” ...
Indiana Mayor Becomes First Openly Gay Presidential Candidate
South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg announced his intent to seek the Democratic nomination for president, becoming the first openly gay person to seek that office. ...