Year: 2026
Sen. Chuck Grassley, 93, Says He Won’t Be Stepping Down
Grassley is going to serve out his term, an aide said.
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Trump Orders DOJ to Probe Alleged Threats by Democrats Against Conservatives
The president says that Democrats threatened GOP donors with imprisonment.
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The rise of hipster ‘Democratic Socialists’
Social engineers of hatred and resentment have built the scaffolding of late postmodern socialism. Just don’t tell the latte-sipping, electric vehicle-driving denizens of hipster socialism. These people are conditioned by globalist masterminds who, like James Bond villains, hide behind the scenes. Socialism in its many varieties has controlled the world from the start of the twentieth…
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548 – Ban Flock Act
Flock and other Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs) have been in the news lately, and the news has not been good. Reports of abuse of ALPRs, lawsuits, and even a few arrests have put most everyone on edge when it comes to this surveillance technology. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has proposed federal legislation, but will this cure…
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A republic, if you can keep it: America’s challenge
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – What does it take to preserve America’s constitutional republic? Mike Bedenbaugh joins a discussion of founding principles, media bias, free speech, and equal justice, exploring how civic understanding, stronger representation, and a renewed balance of power help Americans protect their rights and hold government accountable…
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Election leftovers with a side of political absurdity
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – No more campaign ads, no more junk mail, no more wall-to-wall news coverage of the political parties. Although the election may be over, we are still uncovering details. Like the battle of the two Dans in Alaska. Did the Senate National Campaign Committee search for someone with the same name as the incumbent? It appears so. Would anyone who…
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Your license plate is only the beginning
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The FBI not only wants access to ALPRs across the nation, but it also wants to ensure that access cannot be audited. With the FBI’s history of politically based spying, does anyone believe this access wouldn’t be abused? Legislation has been introduced in Congress that would prohibit what the FBI is trying to do, and it’s pretty good. I wonder how many…
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Spoiled Ballots Over ‘Decoy Dan’ Add New Twist to Alaska’s Senate Nail-Biter
As of Friday, at least 90 ballots have been tossed for Alaska voters who marked both U.S. Senate candidates named Dan Sullivan as their first choice, in a race where the top two candidates are separated by fewer than 700 votes. The campaign of Republican Sen. Dan S. Sullivan anticipates the number of tossed ballots…
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