WASHINGTON TIMES: DAVID BOSSIE: Federal government shutdown: Here we go again
New approach needed in government-funding fight
New approach needed in government-funding fight
There is still time for Republicans to pass appropriations bills that rein in Democrat spending
It’s clear that the Biden administration is doing everything in its power to distract voters from the fact that the president’s policies are destroying our country and have driven us into a ditch in less than three short years.
“Going forward, Republicans and anyone who cherishes the rule of law would be wise to continue demanding a special counsel for the Biden family business case while moving forward with an impeachment inquiry simultaneously.”
If “Bidenomics” is the future, we’re all in big trouble. As our tone-deaf president stumbles around the country attempting to convince people that his economic policy hasn’t been a complete failure, hardworking American taxpayers beg to differ. The reality is that in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, people are feeling exhausted, depressed and anxious […]
There goes Senator Tommy Tuberville again, having the audacity to do his job. In Washington, D.C. these days you can be assured you’re doing something right if you find yourself being criticized by career politicians from both parties for taking a principled stand on an issue that gets in the way of business as usual […]
For anyone paying the slightest bit of attention, it’s easy to see that in recent years the executive branch has grown far too powerful in size and scope compared to the two other “co-equal” branches of government. It’s imperative that the judicial and legislative branches of government approach this problem with the urgency it deserves […]
Republicans on Capitol Hill are banging the impeachment drum on several fronts, and with good reason. Never before in American history have a president and his administration deemed themselves above the law and abused power without reservation. Never before have leaders at the highest levels of the executive branch had the luxury of governing without […]
In our system of checks and balances, the Senate has the duty to provide advice and consent for executive branch appointments and nominations. It’s important to remember that not only does Congress control our nation’s purse strings, but it also gets to decide which individuals get to spend the money once appropriated. At a time […]
The news that Hunter Biden entered into a plea agreement with federal prosecutors for two measly tax-related misdemeanors and a felony gun charge — a charge that will be ultimately dropped if he doesn’t violate probation — is just the latest confirmation that our justice system is no longer blind. This move appears to be […]
Before the dreadful Biden-McCarthy debt limit deal was announced over Memorial Day weekend, conservatives had reason to believe they were heading for a big win in the fight to rein in out of control federal spending with common sense reforms. After months of baffling refusal, President Joe Biden finally realized he had to come to […]
The president of the nonprofit at the center of a controversial Supreme Court decision from 2010 has made an endorsement in the West Virginia gubernatorial race. The endorsement came from Citizens United President David Bossie and the Citizens United Political Victory Fund. Citizens United is the organization that was involved in the landmark Citizens United […]