President Trump took a remarkable first step toward improving our justice and prison systems in his first term. Supporting and signing the Safer Supervision Act would be a remarkable next step.
The Democrats face a real dilemma which may cripple their ability to be competitive in upcoming elections.
Recently, I had the opportunity to testify before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property, AI, and the Internet and the Subcommittee on the Constitution and Limited Government.
Making the EPIC Act into law would help President Trump fix Medicare, safeguard long-term incentives for American innovation and investment, and improve and save countless lives in the future.
President Trump is rapidly growing a sense of Republican teamwork in Congress, state legislatures, and with governors across the country. If he keeps this pace, President Trump will clearly be in the same league as Presidents Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Franklin Delano Roosevelt. All three built enormous national majorities.
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Judge Boasberg is the most recent example of judicial absurdity, but he certainly isn’t alone. In the last month, 15 judgements have been issued by district court judges who decided they knew better than the elected President of the United States how to run the executive branch.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and the Democrats want you to think that House Republicans are out to cut Medicaid. They aren’t.
If every Republican learns and uses these five principles, passing the reconciliation bill will be seen as an enormous success at the grassroots level. That will mean 2026 will become a much stronger election.
The House Democrats have evolved from being a relatively rough and tumble, argumentative, and rebellious bunch in the 1960s and 1970s into a tame, passive, robotic group today.