
By Doctor Rand Paul
I think we can all agree the Senate wouldn’t function very well without the pages.
The very first Senate page was a nine-year-old boy named Grafton Hanson who was appointed by Daniel Webster back in 1829. Back in those days, the pages had to refill ink wells and clean out spittoons.
Things have changed a little bit around here since then. The work isn’t quite as …
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September 11 2023 / No comment / Read More » 
By George Landrith • Pres., Frontiers of Freedom
Democrats on the House Energy & Commerce Committee have introduced a relabeled and slightly revised bill from the past and given it the inaccurate and misleading name “the CLEAN Future Act.” ... March 16 2021 / No comment / Read More »

by Horace Cooper
Americans enjoyed their Thanksgiving time with family last week and simultaneously discovered a special treat. In a per curiam opinion the Supreme Court sided with the religiously faithful against unfair regulation by the state of New York.
In Roman Catholic...
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By Council Nedd
During the Obama Administration, America saw its lowest labor force participation rates since the Carter era. While all groups suffered, blacks suffered disproportionately.
Yet there was nary a peep from the budding Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement back then.
And as jobs in... October 29 2020 / No comment / Read More »