Americans For Prosperity Action Endorses Andy Ogles For Congress
Americans For Prosperity Action Has Endorsed Maury County Mayor Andy Ogles, Who Is Running For The U.S. House Of Representative From Tennessee’s 5th Congressional District.
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U.S. Congress
The Invisible Tax: Inflation [Congressman John Rose Op-Ed]
Inflation Isn’t Something One Can Easily Turn Off, But President Biden And Congressional Democrats Proved That Their Reckless Progressive Policies Can Certainly Turn It On! Since President Biden Took Office And Democrats Gained Control Of Both Chambers Of Congress, Inflation Has Increased Every Single Month. There Is No Denying That Massive Deficit Spending Got Us In This Harmful Mess And Doing More Of The Same Certainly Won’t Get Us Out Of It. I And My Fellow Conservatives Have Pushed Back As Hard As We Can Against This Reckless Approach To Governing, But We Have Been Outnumbered And Outvoted.
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IRS Under Fire Over Wasted Billions Of Dollars And Millions In Backlogs
Lawmakers Continued To Raise Concerns About The Internal Revenue Service At A Congressional Hearing This Week As The Agency Deals With Billions In Misspent Dollars, Hefty Processing Backlogs, And Complaints Over Poor Customer Service.
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U.S. House Conservatives Ready Law-And-Order Agenda Ahead Of Midterms
Crime Is On The Rise Around The Country, The Midterm Elections Are Fast Approaching, And The Largest Bloc Of House Conservatives Is Preparing A Comprehensive Package Of Law-And-Order Legislation.
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Senator Bill Hagerty Says DHS Disinformation Board Likely Illegal
U.S. Sen. Bill Hagerty Says The Creation Of A Board Within The Department Of Homeland Security (DHS) Tasked With Combating “Disinformation” Is Likely Illegal. Creating The Board And Hiring Its New Director Without Congressional Authorization Violates Several Federal Laws, Hagerty Argues. Knowingly And Willfully Violating One Of Them Carries A $5,000 Fine And Up To Two Years In Prison, He Adds.
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14 AGs Sue Biden Administration Over Changing Asylum Policy
Fourteen Attorneys General, Led By Arizona, Louisiana And Missouri, Have Sued The Biden Administration For Altering Immigration Policies Established By Congress Related To The Immigration Asylum Process.
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Critics Raise Alarm Over New DHS ‘Speech Police’
Critics Have Raised The Alarm After The Department Of Homeland Security Announced The Creation Of A New Federal Board That Will Monitor And Combat Speech It Deems “Disinformation.”
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Both U.S. Senators And Five Representatives From Tennessee Awarded High Marks In CPAC Report
Both U.S. Senators, Along With Five U.S. Representatives From The Tennessee Delegation Are Named In The Top 10% Of Conservative Lawmakers In Congress In The 2021 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) Report.
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AGs Push Back Against ‘Absurd Effort’ To Thwart Border Security Efforts In Texas
The Attorney Generals Of Texas And Missouri Are Pushing Back Against What They Say Is Another Attempt By The Biden Administration To Thwart Border Security Efforts In Texas, This Time Through The Endangered Species Act.
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22 AGs File Brief With SCOTUS Against Federal Firearm Accessory Ban
Twenty-Two State Attorneys General, Led By AGs From Montana And West Virginia, Have Petitioned The U.S. Supreme Court Over A Bureau Of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms And Explosives Rule They Argue Would Immediately Transform Hundreds Of Thousands Of Law-Abiding Gun Owners Into Criminals.
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