First, Do No Fraud
While the Trump administration has done great work exposing the evils of the gender mutilation mills, the hospitals and doctors performing these procedures have found ways to hide their actions.
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Senate Leaves D.C. on “High” Note
Conservative Senators Fight to Preserve Delta-8 Restrictions & Women’s Sports Washington, D.C., is quieter now that August recess is underway. Even though members of the
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Sixty-one Senators Vote for Pot Profits Over Children’s Health
Eagle Forum applauds the efforts of the 32 conservative Senators who fought to remove language from the Continuing Resolution (CR) that would have delayed the implementation of life-saving restrictions on intoxicating hemp-derived delta-8 THC products.
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Say No to Unregulated THC: Your Senators Need to Hear You!
Manufacturers of THC have been exploiting a loophole allowing them to harvest indefinite amounts of Delta-8 and add extra chemicals to create synthetic THC. The extra THC has been added to gummies, drinks, and vapes, poisoning adults and children.
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Dear Diary
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee held a hearing to put Dr. Anthony Fauci on the hot seat once again over COVID-19 shutdowns and vaccine mandates.
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Comments Needed: IVF is Not Healthcare
In February, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to expand access to in vitro fertilization.
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In Another Sellout, Spanberger Turns Virginia Into Giant Weed Dispensary
Gov. Abigail Spanberger campaigned as a pragmatic leader who would put Virginia families first. Yet when faced with a looming government shutdown, she chose to sell out Virginia’s children and communities by agreeing to a deal that brings recreational marijuana dispensaries to the commonwealth.
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The Power of Suggestion
A shocking 94% of California teenagers and young adults report experiencing “mental health challenges” in an average month, according to a new poll commissioned by Blue Shield of California’s Blue Sky “youth mental health initiative.”
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Blackout Roulette
Last February, a YouTube executive took the stand in a landmark social media addiction trial in Los Angeles — the first to test whether tech companies could be held liable for the design and operation of their platforms and resulting psychological harm to children.
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What to Do About Rising Prices
Like the weather, everyone is talking about “affordability”, but no one is doing anything about it. Or, what they propose to do will surely increase prices and decrease affordability.
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Trip or Truth?
The American people are encountering a big, green monster with a lot of smoke and flames seeking to hoodwink people of all ages and backgrounds. That monster is the marijuana and psychedelic drug industry.
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No Tax Breaks for Drug Pushers
Today, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has ordered an expedited process to reclassify state-licensed marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III.
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America, You Have a Weed Problem
Marijuana is marketed and sold as medicine. Regular users claim any number of health benefits, from pain relief and increased sleep to anxiety relief.
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Just Say No to Psychedelics
The Executive Order will allow the first-ever human trials for psychedelic drugs in the United States, rush taxpayer-funded research on these life-threatening drugs, and encourage fast-track voucher drug approval that could make these drugs available within weeks.
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Refund Relief
One ‘holiday’ comes around every year that is not celebrated but instead criticized – Tax Day. Taxes have been a thorn in our side since nearly the beginning of civilization.
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Time to Cut the Grass
Over the last 25 years, the United States has endured a social experiment in legalized marijuana. The results are in and even those in favor of looser drug laws (such as the New York Times) are appalled at the consequences from the easy access to a dangerous drug.
Continue reading →FACT: The American people know a bad deal when they see one. The most recent data shows that around 6.5 million Americans paid $3 billion in penalties to the IRS rather than buy unaffordable Obamacare plans.
