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Syria Distraction
By: Michael Clayton Everywhere you look in the media, the debate of a possible strike on Syria dominates the headlines. What happened to the other major issues that Congress was supposed to be concerned with this session? Federal Budget [...]
Support for Syria Attack Quickly Eroding in Congress
So reports USA Today: WASHINGTON — The Obama administration's efforts to sway Congress to support military airstrikes against Syria suffered further setbacks Monday, raising serious doubts that the president will be able to muster the [...]
Iowa Leaders Oppose Attack on Syria
As Congress continues to debate authorizing the President to attack Syria (though the administration may still unconstitutionally act even if Congress rejects the move), grassroots leaders in Iowa have added their voices to those of millions of [...]
Campaign for Liberty Opposes Military Intervention in Syria
SPRINGFIELD, Virginia- Campaign for Liberty released the following statement from C4L President John Tate opposing United States military intervention in the Syrian civil war: “Despite overwhelming opposition from the American people, [...]
Will Congress Endorse Obama's War Plans? Does It Matter?
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Syria is About Washington Versus America
SPRINGFIELD, Virginia – Campaign for Liberty issued the following response to President Obama’s speech on Syria this evening: “The debate over whether to intervene in Syria is not about Republicans versus Democrats. It is about [...]
The Homeschooling Revolution
Here is Campaign for Liberty Chairman Ron Paul's Texas Straight Talk on the importance of homeschooling and his new homeschooling curriculum. You can get an autographed copy of Dr. Paul's important new book The School Revolution: A New Answer [...]
Sequestration, Costs of War, & Syria
By: Michael Clayton With U.S. military intervention in Syria looming, some are worried that sequester cuts to the defense budget will impair the ability of the military to efficiently complete the job, giving the White House an upper hand in [...]
Rare Glimpse into the National Intelligence Program’s ‘Black Budget’
By: Matt McBride Earlier today, The Washington Post released an article detailing the $52.5 billion “black budget” for fiscal year 2013, reopening the Pandora’s Box that is the U.S. Intelligence Community (IC). While the U.S. government [...]