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The State of the Union is terrible, with illegal border crossing, crime, and prices of everyday necessities out of control, but if you listened to Joe Biden last night, you would think you were living in a garden full of unicorns and butterflies. So,... Read More.

On Wednesday, March 6, the conservative leaders of the Conservative Action Project, led by former Senator Jim DeMint and Ambassador J. Kenneth Blackwell issued a statement opposing the two #SwampOmnibus bills now moving through Congress. The new budg... Read More.

With Super Tuesday now in the rearview mirror – and the nominees of both parties all-but firmly set by Tuesday’s results – it’s time to take perhaps the first look at the “official” general election matchup to come. Up to this point, after all, there... Read More.

Most Americans today tend to think of private property simply as a home – the place where the family resides, stores their belongings, and finds shelter and safety from the elements. It’s where you live. It’s yours because you pay the mortgage and the... Read More.

Our friend Tony Perkins, President of the Family Research Council, gave us a heads-up about the astonishing comments made by Heidi Przybyla, a Politico National Investigative Correspondent, who recently stated on MSNBC that anyone who believes our rig... Read More.

This year, as everyone who’s been anywhere near a computer, TV or a newspaper knows, the Republicans and Democrats have all-but determined who will be their standard-bearers, weeks and months ahead of a “normal” timeframe in a quadrennial nominating y... Read More.

Vice President Kamala Harris this week laid out Democrats’ “four-part strategy” to use the full force of the federal government to drive more votes for Biden — a plan election integrity experts say defies federal law, reported M.D. Kittle in an articl... Read More.

“The Swamp’s first spending package is out,” Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga.) wrote in a thread on X that ticked through “all the policy wins that were SURRENDERED during backroom negotiations.” Members of the limited government constitutional conservative ... Read More.

The Supreme Court on Monday unanimously restored former President Donald Trump to the ballot in Colorado, and in so doing effectively threw out attempts to use the 14th Amendment to keep him off the ballot in other states, such as Maine and Illinois. ... Read More.

The First Amendment guarantees people the right to criticize their local public officials without the threat of censorship or retaliation. To protect that right guaranteed by the First Amendment the Institute has just filed an appeal brief in the U.S.... Read More.

It’s safe to say that in the universe of American politics, “Super Tuesday” was meant to contain a greater dose of drama than it does in 2024. Every campaign cycle has a plethora of lead-up coverage to the so-called early voting states (Iowa, New Ham... Read More.

Conservative super lawyer James Bopp, Jr. has announced that the National Right to Life Committee (NRLC) filed a friend of the court brief asking the U.S. Supreme Court to strike down the Biden administration’s mandate that federal law creates a right... Read More.

Welcome to Super Tuesday week. True, it doesn’t make sense to suggest that one day could equal a week, but for purposes of discussing the 2024 election, tomorrow’s results from more than a dozen states will basically shore up who will be the president... Read More.

The Gainesville (Florida) Sun reported the University of Florida announced Friday that it is eliminating all Diversity, Equity and Inclusion employee positions. On X, formerly known as Twitter, Christopher Rufo, a conservative education activist and N... Read More.

If you asked a hundred people the same question regarding today’s American politics, you’d probably get a hundred different responses. Or at least it would seem so, especially if the topic was, “Who should Donald Trump choose to run with this year?” ... Read More.