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Maybe they should have read the bill

According to Politico, many members of Congress and their aides are leaving Capitol Hill because their health insurance premiums will be increasing next year because of…Obamacare.  Fortunately, Congressional leadership has quietly assured representatives and senators that “fixing this” is a top priority. Too bad Congress is not prioritizing  “fixing” the problems Obamacare is causing the rest of us.  Maybe [...]


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Strengthening Civil Liberties With the NDAA

Later this week, the House will have the opportunity to strengthen civil liberties for all Americans by adopting two amendments introduced by Rep. Trey Radel (FL-19), and cosponsored by Reps. Justin Amash (MI-3), Thomas Massie (KY-4), and Matt Salmon (AZ-5). Read more from their joint press release below: Washington, DC – Today, Congressman Trey Radel [...]


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Supreme Court to Rule on Race in College Admissions

By: Wesley Long The Supreme Court of the United States is set to rule on a key case concerning affirmative action by the end of the month.  As explained in this CNN report, the outcome of the case, Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin, will set a precedent either allowing or denying state sponsored [...]


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