Category: Government Updates
Newly Elected CO Representative Lauren Boebert Embodies the American Dream
In this election year, more women have been elected to serve in Congress than ever before, especially conservative women. One of them is Representative-elect Lauren...
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Here are the Top Moments from the Georgia Senate Debate You Need to Know About
Over one month after the 2020 General Election, control of the United States Senate remains in the balance. Two Senate runoff elections will be held...
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Texas Asks Supreme Court to Delay Next Week’s Electoral College Vote over Four States’ Voting Irregularities
The Attorney General of Texas, Ken Paxton, today announced the filing of a lawsuit by his state in the U.S. Supreme Court against the Commonwealth...
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Biden Secures Enough Electors to Become President, Official Certification Next Week
It’s official, Joe Biden has secured enough electoral votes to declare victory over President Donald Trump. Though the Electoral College doesn’t meet and officially certify...
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Medical Community ‘Unhappy’ with Biden’s Reported Pick of AG Xavier Becerra for HHS Secretary
The New York Times is reporting that likely President-elect Joe Biden has chosen California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to serve as the Secretary of Health...
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President Trump Reportedly Considering Running Again in 2024 if Biden Wins Election
While the 2020 General Election remains hotly contested, President Trump is already considering running again in 2024 should he lose his campaign for reelection, according...
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Federal Appeals Court Upholds Texas’ Right to Defund Planned Parenthood
In a stunning legal decision with national implications in the fight to end abortion, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans, in...
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Congressman Banks Introduces New Bill to Combat Voter Fraud in Federal Elections
Representative Jim Banks, R-Ind., continues to make waves in the conservative world. Recently elected as the Republican Study Committee Chairman in the U.S House of...
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NY Governor Cuomo Blasts Journalist for ‘Confusion’ Question About NYC School Closures, Only to be Proven Wrong Moments Later
The continuing saga of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Empire State took a strange new twist this week...
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President Trump Reinstates Wreaths Across America After Cancellation Due to COVID-19
President Trump has reinstated Wreaths Across America after Arlington National Cemetery cancelled the annual event due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The Wreaths Across America...
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Censorship, Suppression and the 2020 Election – As Senators Grill Big Tech CEOs in Hearing, Conservatives Flock to New Platforms
On Tuesday, the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, chaired by Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., continued its investigation of social media companies’ censorship of messages posted by...
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Reports that Radical Liberals are Vying for Roles in Biden’s Administration, Including Warren and Sanders
It seems that after a contentious Democrat presidential primary, several of Joe Biden’s former competitors were openly vying for roles within his likely future administration....
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Here’s How a Republican Senate Could Significantly Moderate a Biden Administration
Following wins by Republicans Dan Sullivan in Alaska and Thom Tillis in North Carolina, it looks increasingly likely that Republicans will maintain control of the...
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Republicans Gain Seats in the U.S. House Thanks to Pro-Life Women Candidates
Most observers thought that the November 3 election for the House of Representatives would serve up a net gain for Democrats of up to 10...
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Georgia Announces Manual Recount in Presidential Race
On Wednesday, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced there would be a manual recount of all ballots cast in the presidential race. At the moment,...
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If the Left Wants Healing, Why is it Creating ‘Trump Accountability’ Lists?
In his November 7 speech from Wilmington, Delaware, where he claimed victory over President Donald Trump in the race for the presidency, Vice President Joe...
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Here are Seven Items that Joe Biden Has Planned for His First 100 Days in Office
On Inauguration Day, January 20, 2021, Joe Biden is likely to be sworn in as the 46th president of the United States. Many presidents push...
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Senator Joe Manchin Claims that He Will Stand in the Way of Radical Democrat Policies, like Court Packing
UPDATE: As the Democrats look poised to pick up two additional Senate seats, tying the upper chamber in a 50-50 split, Senator Joe Manchin’s claim...
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Obamacare’s Unconstitutionality Argued at the Supreme Court; Invalidation Appears Unlikely
Obamacare’s constitutionality was questioned in oral arguments at the Supreme Court today in a case that pits a number of red states and the Trump...
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Ballot Initiatives and the Silence of Churches
In addition to national, state, and local leadership, voters made incredibly consequential decisions on over 100 ballot initiatives. The results of these direct-to-voter policy races,...
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Supreme Court Hears Case on Whether Believing Moms and Dads are Essential is Bigotry
Last Wednesday morning, as the nation was waking up from watching election returns until the wee hours, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in...
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Here is Why I Will Never Trust the Polls Again, and Why You Shouldn’t Either.
In 2020, the polls were wrong. Again. Following the 2016 election, pollsters were shocked when Donald Trump won. All of the professional pundit and elite...
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Georgia Run-Off Races Could Be Key to Controlling U.S. Senate
While the election results and pending legal disputes are still playing out in real time a week after Americans finished voting, many are looking ahead...
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When Will We Really, Truly Know Who Our Next President Is?
The United States presidential election has come down to what we don’t yet know, and as Tom Petty famously said, “The waiting is the hardest...
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