Former U.S. Congressman Steve King (R-Iowa) chaired the Constitution Committee while on Capitol Hill, so he is hardened in the fight to defend Americans’ God-given rights against government encroachment. In this interview with The New American, he describes how he got involved in the battle against government-sanctioned confiscation of private property, masked behind a save-the-earth campaign to capture carbon dioxide and pipe it thousands of miles through our nation’s Corn Belt to underground sequestration in North Dakota.
Rebecca Terrell
Rebecca Terrell is a senior editor and regular contributor for The New American.
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