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THANKFULLY some good news to report this Tuesday evening. Liberals in the Senate have failed to advance the mistakenly-titled “For the People Act.” This effort is dead for now. The Democrat-controlled House passed its version of this a while back. (In case you missed it, I was a strong, vocal NO when this came up for a vote in the House.) The House’s version of this bill was a… Read more »

As fathers, we have a critical role in the lives of our children. And I would argue that for men who are blessed with children, their role as a father is more important than any career, or any other endeavor they may pursue. To all the loving, involved fathers out there, thank you and Happy Father’s Day! Read more »

It was a unanimous 9-0 decision by the Supreme Court earlier today. And a huge win for religious liberties. Long story short: 1. Catholic Social Services (CSS) is one of numerous agencies that provides foster placement services in the Philadelphia area. 2. As a Catholic organization, CSS has faith-based objections to placing foster children with same-sex couples. 3. As a result, the… Read more »

Obviously Juneteenth is an incredibly significant commemoration for our country. Nobody disputes that, and nobody disputes the *overwhelming* importance of emancipation. I certainly understand that. But earlier this evening, the House held a vote to make Juneteenth yet ANOTHER national holiday called… get this… “Juneteenth Independence Day.” I have a few problems with this and voted… Read more »

If you’re scratching your head over this, join the crowd. Shortly after killing a pipeline that would have helped Americans and U.S. energy independence, Biden goes on to remove the only legal barriers we have opposing another pipeline that will promote RUSSIAN dominance and likely make our European allies more reliant on Vladimir Putin. Whose side is he on?! Here’s the background… Read more »

The numbers are not good. 1,194 people participated in the survey I posted a few days ago on inflation. Over 80% of respondents are being impacted by rising prices. Here’s the breakdown: ***** 49.5% said, “I’ve noticed higher prices. I can still afford everything I need, but am starting to cut back on non-essential purchases.” 32.3% said, “I’ve noticed higher prices, and am concerned… Read more »

A man named Anming Hu was arrested and is to face trial for wire fraud and lying to U.S. authorities. He was a scientist at the Univ. of Tennessee, participating in federally funded research on nanotechnologies. The problem, however, is that he was also privately running a similar operation over in China. He's accused of hiding this inconvenient fact from U.S. authorities. All this… Read more »

I want to highlight a few things in President Biden’s recent budget proposal, because it really speaks to where his priorities are.   First, the crazed spending. For context, the federal government spent $4.1 trillion in fiscal year 2019, before the pandemic. This year, with COVID almost in the rear-view, Biden is proposing… get this… $7.2 trillion in spending – a 75%… Read more »

On Anthony Fauci, his newly released emails, and the origins of this pandemic… We know the Wuhan Institute of Virology received $3.4 million to research bat coronavirus. And we know that money came by way of Fauci’s agency, the taxpayer-funded National Institutes of Health. Was Fauci honestly not aware of this? We also know, thanks to his emails, that the Wuhan lab conducted “gain of… Read more »

One and only one flag represents the United States, our citizens, and our collective values. The U.S. Flag is the preeminent symbol American exceptionalism, and should NEVER be used to prop up flags of any agenda or political ideology. I’m happy to co-sponsor Rep. Jeff Duncan’s legislation on this front. Whether she flies on top of our embassies, consular offices, or any diplomatic… Read more »