Individual liberty, constitutional government, sound money, free markets, & a noninterventionist foreign policy, by means of educational & political activity.
1st Congressional District Republican Congressman Bryan Steil receives an “F” in Liberty by the Conservative Review.
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The Electoral College is in Danger.
Counting Colorado, there are now 12 states that have joined together in bloc calling itself the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. https://t.co/z6PbkppSs8
“The endpoint of the existing system of party democracy, social welfare, and state capitalism is state bankruptcy, misery, and suppression.” https://t.co/FLtRIMXLTO
Why Mitt Romney was wrong to write his op-ed and @RandPaul was right to come out swinging in response: Does Mitt Romney really want to ditch Trump and bring back awful Bush-Cheney foreign policy? https://t.co/s0fGNwrXkX
Have we forgotten how to Congress?! When the House passes a bill and the Senate passes a different bill on the same topic, the two chambers form a conference committtee that negotiates a compromise bill which then goes back to both chambers for an up or down vote, no amendments.
The Federal Reserve Act was signed 106 years ago today. It's stabilized our economy compared to all those 19th-century panics, right? Here's the actual record https://t.co/NcaGTnIat4 (my latest free eBook)
I’m back in the floor demanding the Yeas and Nays. As long as @SpeakerRyan denies our right to get a vote on matters of war, I’ll keep exercising my right to get a vote on everything else. Tune in to @cspan
Despicable. @SpeakerRyan is shirking responsibility for debating our involvement in the Yemen war by hiding the war resolution in a procedural vote on the farm bill. SAD!
I had to speak out.
Late last night, the Rules committee issued a resolution for the Farm Bill that violates the Constitution & the War Powers Act of 1973.
We vote on this resolution TODAY!
My full floor speech can be found here - https://t.co/k0qJ6NkG85
.@SykesCharlie... @ThomasEWoods explains how Nullification is the State’s recourse to limit the Federal Government’s monopoly on its own power.
Wisconsin was at the forefront of Nullification when it nullified the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850.
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