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Senate Vote to Cut Spending Today

Today, at approximately 5:30, the Senate will vote on an amendment to H.R. 3055--the Commerce-Justice-Science, Agriculture-FDA, Military Construction, Veterans’ Affairs, and Transportation  and Housing and Urban Development ”minibus” [...]

Ron Paul Classic: Free-Market in Organ Donation

President Trump recently signed an executive order aimed at improving diagnosis and treatment of kidney patients. One part of the order aims to incentivize kidney donations by providing donors compensation for lost wages and child care expenses [...]

This Week in Congress

The House is in Monday through Wednesday. Votes were canceled for Thursday so members may attend a memorial service for Representative Elijah Cummings, who passed away last week. The most significant legislation the House will consider is H.R. [...]

This Week in Congress Update

Yesterday, the House passed H.J.Res. 77, which condemned President Trump’s redeployment of troops from the Syrian-Turkey border.   One hundred twenty-nine Republicans joined every Democrat in voting to condemn President Trump’s minor [...]

What will they inflict next?

From Deep State Surveillance and endless wars to Big Government censorship, gutting the Second Amendment and the Federal Reserve banksters manipulating our financial system, our country needs more patriots who will stand up and [...]

This Week in Congress Wrap-Up: SHIELD, NATO, Spending, and SALT

On Wednesday, the House passed H.R. 4617, the SHIELD Act, by a vote of 227-181. Every Democrat but Collin Peterson (MN-07) voted for it and every voting Republican and Independent Justin Amash (MI-03) voted against it. You can see the vote [...]

No speech for you!

In a few hours, the House of Representatives will vote on the so-called SHIELD Act (H.R. 4617) legislation, creating new federal regulations on campaigns and online political advertising -- including issue advocacy ads run by groups like Campaign [...]

This Week in Congress Wrap-Up

Yesterday was a busy day in the Senate. First, the Senate failed to obtain the necessary two-thirds majority to override President Trump’s veto of S.J.Res. 54, which “disapproved” of the president’s declaration of a national emergency [...]

This Week in Congress

The House is in session Tuesday through Thursday this week. There are two rule bills on the schedule. H.R. 1815 requires the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to interview and survey retail investors prior to making any new regulations [...]

Trump Listens to Ron Paul on Senior Health Freedom (Part Two)

In addition to allowing seniors to form private contracts with medical providers and not forcing seniors into the Medicare program as a condition of receiving Social Security, President Trump’s executive order on Medicare also orders the [...]