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The Consequences Of Federalized Elections

March 17, 2021March 17, 2021 TTC 0 Comments Ballot Harvesting, Barack Obama, Election, For the People Act, Founding Fathers, Gov. Ron DeSantis, Government, Government Control, Government Overreach, HR1, Joe Biden, Legislation, Mail-In Ballots, Mail-in Voting, Nancy Pelosi, Obamacare, Opinion, Politics, Progressives, U.S. Congress, U.S. Constitution, U.S. Senate, Voters

The Founders Of Our American Republic Could Not Have Anticipated The Political Chaos Or Many Of The Other Changes That Have Re-conceptualized And Redefined The Republic They Created. But They Clearly Foresaw One Challenge That Faces Us Today – The Threat Of An All-Powerful Central Government. In The 1900s, Progressives Theodore Roosevelt And Woodrow Wilson Set The Precedent That The President Set The Agenda For Congress, Not The Voters, Which Negated The Founding Principles Of The Executive Branch.

Opinion

Stimulus Bills Fulfill Political Wish Lists

March 2, 2021March 2, 2021 TTC 0 Comments Barack Obama, CARES Act, Democrats, Donald Trump, Economy, GOP, Government Stimulus, Illegal Aliens, Joe Biden, Keystone XL Pipeline, Leftists, Nancy Pelosi, Opinion, Pandemic, Pork Barrel, Republicans, Special Interests, Stimulus, U.S. Senate

When Biden Told The Senate He Intended To Move Forward On His Pandemic Relief Bill With No Input From Republicans, The Senate Approved His Inflated Budget Bill Without One GOP Vote. Democrats Blocked Republican Amendments To Stop A Federal Tax On Carbon, To Cut Aide To Schools Refusing To Reopen, To Cut Off Stimulus To Prison Inmates, Outlaw Court Packing, Reopen The Keystone Pipeline, And To Block Checks For Illegal Immigrants. And The GOP Was Unable To Cut Back The Outrageous Amount Of Money Gifted To Leftist Special Interests That Was Taken Directly From Private Businesses.

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Opinion

Why Biden’s New Dawn Of Net-Zero Is Looking Like A Dark Day For Labor

February 23, 2021February 23, 2021 TTC 0 Comments AFL-CIO, Barack Obama, Biden Administration, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Climate Change, Coal Mines, Employment, Executive Order, Fossil Fuels, green energy, Jobs, Joe Biden, Joe Manchin, Labor, Labor Union, LostJobs, Natural Gas, Net-Zero, Opinion, Renewable Energy, Richard Trumka, Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, Solar Farms, Solar Power, Unemployment, Unions, West Virginia, Wind Farms, Wind Power, workers

In all pathways, the vast majority of mines and all coal power plants shutter by 2030, although the coal export business will live on. The ranks of 600,000 natural gas workers fall by more than two-thirds by 2050 in most scenarios. To compensate, the Biden administration pledges that the energy transition will create “millions” of green jobs, but most new jobs will be in the construction of wind and solar farms, which is temporary work and often not in the same regions that provide fossil fuel employment. The pay is significantly lower, too. The median wage for a solar installer is about $45,000 a year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Opinion

How Democrats Crafted The First Impeachment, Helping Defeat Trump In 2020 With Media Help

February 8, 2021February 8, 2021 TTC 0 Comments Adam Schiff, Arizona, Barack Obama, Burisma, Democrats, Donald Trump, Georgia, Hunter Biden, Impeachment, Jerrold Nadler, Joe Biden, Liz Harrington, Media, News Media, Opinion, Republican National Committee, Robert Mueller, Russia, Swing States, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, Ukraine, Viktor Shokin, Volodymyr Zelensky, Votes, Wisconsin

From the beginning, the impeachment inquiry was rife with episodes suggesting Democrats had a larger strategy. They took an unprecedented amount of control over the process. The record of those proceedings shows that they were conducted in a highly unusual manner. In retrospect, it seems clear that they were designed not just to target Trump – but to protect Biden.

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National News

Court Rules Unions Can’t Force Non-Member Workers To Fund Lobbying

February 5, 2021February 5, 2021 TTC 0 Comments Appeals Court, Barack Obama, Court of Appeals, District of Columbia, Federal Labor Laws, Jeanette Geary, Lobbying, National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, Nurses, Rhode Island, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, U.S. Court of Appeals, U.S. Supreme Court, UNAP, Unions, United Nurses and Allied Professionals

First Circuit Court Of Appeals Handed Victory To A Longtime Non-Union Nurse Who Objected To Being Forced To Pay For Union Lobbying Expenses.

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Opinion

Biden’s USPS Electric Fleet Mandate A Shock To Taxpayers

February 5, 2021February 8, 2021 TTC 1 Comment Argonne National Laboratory, bailout, Barack Obama, Biden Administration, CARES Act, David Roberts, Electric Vehicles, Executive Order, Georgia Institute of Technology, Government Accountability Office, green energy, Joe Biden, Louis Dejoy, Opinion, Taxpayer Dollars, Taxpayers, U.S. Congress, U.S. Treasury Department, USPS

Biden Is Adding To USPS Angst By Requiring (Via Executive Order) That The Agency Operate A Fleet Of Electric Trucks. The Move Will Make It Even More Difficult For USPS To Climb Out Of Its Steep Fiscal Shortfall And Makes A Costly Taxpayer Bailout More Likely. The Biden Administration Can Help The USPS Turn Around Its Fiscal Ship, But Only By Rejecting Costly Green Pipe Dreams.

Opinion

COVID Exposed The Flaws In Federalized Education

February 3, 2021February 3, 2021 TTC 0 Comments Barack Obama, Bill Gates, CDC, Common Core, COVID-19 shutdowns, Department of Education, George W. Bush, home schooling, in-person learning, Learning Loss, National Education Association, No Child Left Behind, Opinion, Pandemic, Quarantine, Race to the Top, Remote Learning, SAT Tests, Scholarships, School Closures, Teachers

When COVID-19 shut down classrooms from coast to coast, few districts had contingency plans to plug the hole it put in our children’s learning skills and plans for the next year. This impacted many of their SAT scores, scholarships, college entrance requirements and exams. With no strategic plans during a shutdown, and generous union contracts, school teachers across the U.S. collected full time checks while sitting home. States require schools to include 180 days of classroom instruction and teaching programs. But this was ignored around America. Teachers got paid if they worked or not and many children played with friends instead of doing lessons in quarantine. The only students schooled as usual were by home schooling parents.