Government & Liberty

Solidarity labor union leaders and The Heartland signed an historic agreement to work together to preserve conventional energy and oppose the UN's oppressive climate change agenda.

Defense of the Constitution remains the foremost duty of American citizens. There are, alas, Americans who reject the document's principles.

Trump is right: Results of a Heartland/Rasmussen poll found more than one-in-four mail-in voters admitted casting illegal ballots in 2020.

Kamala Harris is oblivious to humanity’s addiction to oil as she is to these two basic facts: In a world Kamala wants to be dominated by wind turbines and solar panels, to generate occasional electricity whenever the wind blows or the sun shines, there will be nothing to “electrify” as there will be nothing that needs electricity. […]

Free and fair elections are the bedrock of a well-functioning society. As history has shown, once the populace loses faith in the integrity of the election process, very bad things can follow.

Poll conducted as Democrats started to openly call for President Biden to remove himself from ticket.

Vast majority of swing state voters who are familiar with ESG scores support laws that would stop use of ESG scores by financial institutions and public companies.

It is incumbent upon us, as a people, to stop ignoring or making excuses for those who speak words of death.

The media like to portray Cuba as a vibrant place, Latin culture plus classic cars. The street view is entirely different.

With less than five months before the 2024 election, it is absolutely imperative that all states—not just Arizona, Michigan, and Nevada—clean up their voter rolls.

Change often comes slowly, particularly in a place such as China with its strong traditions of respect for the past and authoritarian rule. 

To salvage a fair legal system and prevent America from slipping into a banana republic, Republicans must act immediately and forcefully upon gaining control of Congress and state legislatures in January 2025.

"The First Amendment prohibits government officials from wielding their power selectively to punish or suppress speech, directly or (as alleged here) through private intermediaries."

Because CBDCs are digital and controllable by a centralized authority, they can be embedded with features that allow governments, banks, or other authorized institutions to monitor what people are purchasing with CBDCs, or prevent purchases from occurring altogether.

In presidential elections, roughly half of non-citizens who are registered turn out to vote. Given that about 10% to 27% of them are currently registered, this means about 5% to 13% of them will illegally vote in the 2024 presidential and congressional elections.

Designating thieves as “tenants” and arresting homeowners for trying to take their houses back is outrageous and un-American.

Why do the biggest and richest companies in the history of Planet Earth get government-imposed blanket third-party-action immunity?

As someone who grew up well before social media came into being, I am incredibly grateful that I had a “normal” childhood in which I played outside with friends and interacted with acquaintances in person rather than in cyberspace.

One of the reasons that I believe more voters than ever are prone to engage in illegal voting is because the federal government wields vast powers, far beyond what the Founding Fathers envisioned when they drafted the Constitution.

The best course of action to achieve robust election integrity is for state lawmakers to impose sound election rules that prevent the possibility of illegal voting from occurring in the first place.

According to the poll, conducted by Rasmussen, approximately 44 million Americans would vote illegally in 2024 election “to prevent other side from winning.”

The Great Taking refers to a decades-long plan by a cast of characters hellbent on ensuring that the entire economic game is rigged so much in their favor that they win under practically any and all circumstances.

Under the doctrines of unbridled federal and judicial supremacy, the U.S. government has taken on so much power that it can no longer perform its basic functions, let alone do all that it has promised.

Like it or not, Ketanji Brown Jackson has absolutely no business being on the U.S. Supreme Court, the highest court in the land, in which major societal decisions with far-reaching consequences are routinely made.