Month: February 2024
Through the Looking Glass of Washington DC
If I were searching for a book title to describe the United States today, it would have to be Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll. In his sequel to Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Alice moves through a mirror into an irrational and illogical world, which pretty much describes D.C. these days. Legislation that does…
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America’s destruction is coming from the inside! Daniel Webster warned us
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – We have members of Congress who do not represent the American people, government actors who took an oath to support the Constitution actively subverting it, and a judicial system more interested in advancing political agendas than pursuing justice. All because the American people placed too much confidence in their public servants and failed to oversee their conduct…
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Biden Admin Toughens Air Quality Standard
Some 70 industry and trade groups had urged the Biden administration to keep the current standards in place.
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Signed as Law: Utah Creates Process to End State Enforcement of Some Federal Acts
Under the law, the Utah legislature has the authority to pass a concurrent resolution prohibiting a state or local government officer from enforcing or assisting in the enforcement of a federal directive within the state if the legislature determines the federal directive “violates the principles of state sovereignty.”
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Obscure Statute Could Disqualify States Like Colorado From Kicking Trump Off The Ballot
A brief filed with the U.S. Supreme Court argues the power to disqualify a presidential candidate lies with the federal court, not the states.
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CDC Appears at Odds With Own Expert Advisory Committee Over Masks for Health Care Workers
Studies and scientific evidence had shown that there was ‘no difference among HCP wearing N95 respirators and those wearing surgical mask.’
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Harvard Renews COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate, Joining 69 Other Schools
Students at Harvard University will continue to be required to take the COVID-19 vaccine in order to register for the upcoming semester, the school has recently announced, joining 69 other schools around the country that still require the shot. “Harvard requires all students who will be on campus to have some protection from COVID-19 through […]
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