Veterans Step Up to Protect State Rights Mark Meckler November 20, 2015 Big Government, Convention of States, Featured, News As Americans become fed up with federal government corruption, support for CSG and a Convention of States springs up all over the nation. In a recent article by the Marine Corps Times, a veteran calls on his brothers and sisters in arms to protect state rights.
FBI Comes Down Harder on Hillary Clinton Mark Meckler November 16, 2015 Big Government, Corruption, Featured, News As Hillary Clinton's campaign intensifies, the investigation of her casual disregard of national security deepens as well.
A Good Day for the Constitution Mark Meckler November 5, 2015 Big Government, Mark's Commentaries, News, U.S. Constitution 3 Comments Most days of the year are bad days for the U.S. Constitution, but November 3, 2015 was a great day for the U.S. Constitution.
Speaker Ryan’s Opportunity to Reflect the Will of the People Mark Meckler October 30, 2015 Big Government, Citizens Spotlight, Dispersed Power, Featured, Incumbent Accountability, Mark's Commentaries, News, Tea Party It’s good to see Republicans in Washington just might be finally wising up to what grassroots Americans have been shouting from the heartland for years: our nation is off its Constitutional mooring, adrift in a land of corrupt bureaucracies and power-hungry...
More Americans Agree that Reagan was Right – The Government is Scary Mark Meckler October 14, 2015 Big Government, Convention of States, Engaged Citizens, Featured, Mark's Commentaries, News President Ronald Reagan famously said, "The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government, and I'm here to help." In 2003, 30% of Americans polled thought that the government posed an immediate threat to the rights and...
Will Speaker McCarthy Be Any Different From Majority Leader McCarthy? Mark Meckler October 5, 2015 Featured, Incumbent Accountability, Lawmaker Lunacy, Mark's Commentaries, News Republican House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy has now officially announced his intention to run for Speaker of the House. While there may be a challenge from within, he is, by all odds, likely to lead the Republican conference. He faces a critical choice....
Good News or Bad News? GOP Establishment Likes Kasich Mark Meckler September 28, 2015 Engaged Citizens, Featured, Media Coverage, News 2 Comments Ohio governor John Kasich spoke to conservative Republicans at the Shady Canyon Golf Club in California last week. One of several Presidential candidates in the 2016 race, Kasich needs a distinction to stand out from the crowd. But what will work with...
Federal Taxes Hit New Record through August Mark Meckler September 23, 2015 Big Government, Budget, Featured, News They've done it yet again. Making more money than ever before, our government can still spend like a pro. The federal government's tax income has gone up more than 7% this fiscal year compared to 2014. They've brought in $2,883,250,000,000 in the first 11...
The Number One Problem in D.C. and How to Fix It Mark Meckler September 17, 2015 Big Government, Dispersed Power, Featured, Incumbent Accountability, Lawmaker Lunacy, Media Coverage, News Former Senator Tom Coburn appeared on CNN's New Day to explain clearly and succinctly what most Americans think is wrong with our country, and what should be done about it. Appearing a day before the Republican debates would be hosted on CNN, he was sure...
September 11, Flight 93, and the Power of Self Governance Mark Meckler September 10, 2015 Citizens Spotlight, Engaged Citizens, Featured, News, Shared Values On September 11, 2001, the first successful counterattack of our long war against Islamic jihad was launched not by the United States military but by a small, spontaneously-formed, self-governing group of American citizens who possessed the courage to fight...
