Mark Meckler

H.R. 1 is a massive power-grab that warrants an equally powerful response from limited-government conservatives. Fortunately, that’s exactly what the Founders gave us in Article V of the Constitution.

I don’t say this often, but here goes: Joe Biden is right. The President’s recently announced “Build Back Better” plan would fundamentally transform the United States of America.

During a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, Senator Rand Paul went after Dr. Anthony Fauci for his insane, evidence-free stance on masks and vaccines.

But Biden’s irresponsible rhetoric and policies doesn’t just overwork our Border Patrol agents and threaten border towns with crime. The President and his colleagues are also filling the coffers of Mexican drug cartels.

After convincing her husband to defund the police in New York City, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio’s wife is encouraging New Yorkers to “physically intervene” when they observe criminals preying on innocent civilians.

There’s a bigger, more important question we should be asking about the Equality Act: why does the federal government get to dictate this kind of policy for the entire country?

Guns are an essential component of self-governance. Guns keep Americans from becoming too reliant on the government, and they give us a level of independence citizens of other countries do not enjoy.

Congress has functioned just fine since 2011, but now Democrats are launching a movement to lift the ban on pork and bring back “member-directed spending” (a euphemism worthy of Washington, if you ask me).

After the power outages in Texas last week, Americans are justifiably worried about the strength and integrity of the electrical grid in the United States. But the threats to our infrastructure come from more than just inclement weather and “green energy.”

The severity of the crisis here in Texas hasn't stopped national politicians and their allies in the media from using the situation to peddle their own agenda.