Arizona Congressman Ruben Gallego also aiming at using more military spies and rooting out extremists in the ranks.
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What’s Wrong With the Federal Government Buying American?
A slew of procurement laws and policies are meant to help U.S. businesses—but they hardly do.
Democrats Ditch 10-Year-Old Earmark Freeze, Putting GOP In a Tough Position
Once reviled as “pork,” discretionary spending provisions are once again seen as strengthening a broken Congress.
Voter Suppression Is The Only Policy Agenda Left for a White Christian Identity Party
It will continue to be the number one GOP priority, regardless of how long Trump holds sway over the party.
As CPAC Goes, So Goes the GOP. And It’s Not Looking Good.
Over the last decade, there’s been no greater preview into the party’s direction than the annual conservative confab.
A Free Market Won’t Self-Correct the Disinformation Problem
To stop the spread of lies and conspiracy theories, Congress should start by focusing on the media monopolies that give them an echo chamber.
Biden Must Act More Boldly Or Risk Failure
If the current government can’t solve the major crises we face, they can expect to pay the price at the ballot box.
Democrats Form a Circular Firing Squad
With the minimum wage, it’s time for them to turn the heat up on Republicans—not each other.
Congressional Republicans Who Want to Win Should Vote for COVID Relief
It’s no time for intransigence. History shows that—surprise—giving away a lot of money is kind of popular.
To Stay Strong Against Any White House, Congress Can’t Be at War With Itself
Civility isn’t just a quaint idea. In the perennial tug-of-war between the White House and Capitol Hill, it’s essential.

