Tag: big-tent-ideas

Term limits would ensure that our elected officials remain accountable to their constituents rather than to entrenched political interests.

There was a remarkable back and forth recently between Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo and California Gov. Gavin Newsom over California’s culpability for high gasoline prices on the West Coast.

President Joe Biden has an inflation problem, or really two or three.

On June 13, 2024, I had the honor of appearing before the U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary to discuss the critical issue of jurisdictional overreach in the prosecution of ...

The Left’s endless “sue-until-blue” strategy was once again defeated, this time in Kansas.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres last week referred to oil companies as “the godfathers of climate chaos.”

Yes, the environment of our planet should be protected — for the purpose of protecting human life, including the unborn.

Politicians in Washington, D.C., have very short memories, so they repeat the same mistakes over and over.

This is all in an effort to mislead women, tarnish Republicans and distract from high costs, shortages, a broken border and failing public schools.

On May 22nd, Politico reported that Florida Sen. Rick Scott launched a bid to replace Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell as the Senate Republican Leader.

Legislators–especially Republicans–must resist the trend to be politically-correct on the climate issue.

Amid the fervent debate about the legal ramifications of former President Donald Trump's conviction, there lies an intriguing potential for a unique political coalition to emerge.

Their message to Washington is clear: The costs of gas, groceries and mortgages are out of control already. Hands off our paychecks.

Here’s a simple fact: American birth rates have witnessed a startling decline over the past two decades.

The Speaker should bring the ALVIN Act to the floor for a vote which would remove federal funds from the woeful Alvin Bragg office.

Libertarians want a humble, restrained government that keeps the peace while respecting individual rights.

Tax and spend. Pritzker’s done a lot of both since he was elected.

If the past is prologue, the sentence will not be motivated by fairness or justice; it will be the harshest sentence Merchan can impose without risking reversal or the possibility ...

The Supreme Court is poised to step in and put a spotlight on one of the Left’s most potent legal weapons.

Ignore the May jobs report's topline establishment survey number and the media's celebratory reporting. It's not to be trusted.