First Things
Every piece of legislation should be weighed against the Constitution and the first principles of governing. From the Federalist Papers to the Declaration, a look at what lawmakers need to know.
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Restoring Optimism (Again) in America
Those who hate America want you to give up. Reagan and the 1994 Contract with America show how optimism and accountability can restore faith in politics.
Title 42 distracts from the real immigration issue
The fight over whether Title 42 should expire misses the root problem: a disconnect between breaking immigration law and facing consequences for it.
How Qualified Immunity Leads To Weaponized Government
If emboldened and protected government officials can weaponize the government against someone like Trump, then they can do the same to you.
Biden's Border Crisis Proves Americans Are Not His Priority
From the archive: record border numbers in early 2023, and what a Florida prosecutor saw on the ground.
Florida Continues to Fight Federal Overreach in Education
Recently ranked number one in the country for parental empowerment in education, Florida is showing the nation what it means to return the power to the people.
FAA problems go beyond recent outage and delays
A pilot says the January 2023 FAA outage was a symptom. The bigger problem is years of inefficient routing, altitude changes and understaffing that waste fuel and add risk.
Ends v. Means: Why Judicial Restraint Is a Good Thing
Dobbs did not ban abortion. It returned the question to voters. Whatever you think of the result, a Court that restrains itself is good for both sides.