To: Interested Parties From: Heritage Action for America Date: September 30, 2015 Subject: Conservative Expectations on House Leadership Races The upcoming leadership races should not be driven by personality, quid pro quo […]
An op-ed by Rep Tim Remole in the Columbia Tribune During President Barack Obama’s announcement of his “Clean Power Plan” last month, he admonished Americans: “We got to know our history.” His climate change plan is certainly history-making — but for all of the wrong reasons. Not only is it illegal, it’s unconstitutional. Fortunately, the […]
Last August I wrote a short piece on how both the republican and democrat political parties find common ground as it relates to tax relief, when they decide to pick winners and losers by offering tax relief to certain groups in the form of targeted tax credits. Fortunately the republican party has at least offered […]
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The blueprint for data retrieval has been in plain view for quite some time now if legislators and citizens were curious to know how/why data was being gathered on […]
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In August, Turning Pharmacueticals bought the rights to Daraprim. There is no generic version in America, so Turning has a monopoly. Seeing the monopoly, Martin Shkreli, the CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals, decides to be a self-destructive moron and jack the price of a 62-year-old drug up 5,000 percent, from $13.50 to $750. At that point, […]
Since I published my article at IJ Review regarding Rep. Sheila Solon, I’ve been hearing one thing regarding her decision to vote against Right to Work. “She voted the way her constituents wanted.” This is a common line. Sen. Ryan Silvey uses it to justify all his progressive positions. He used it here and he […]
I’ve been telling conservatives and telling conservatives, this guy Donald Trump is no conservative. You’d think when he said single payer health care worked great in other countries, that would have been a clue. It wasn’t. Now he’s told Scott Pelley on 60 Minutes his health care plan. It’s universal health care. Who’s gonna pay […]
Parents don’t need data sets to know that if a young child is not ready to learn a skill (but is pushed to do so) or if learning that […]
Ryan Johnson joined Tim Jones and 97.1 FM Newstalk to discuss the recent Right-to-work vote during veto session.
Johnson also lays out plans for the 2016 session and legislation the Missouri Alliance of Freedom will be focusing on.
Original Post: Send Dan Hyatt to Jefferson City.
On Tuesday, September 29th at 7:00 p.m., please join Dan Hyatt as he formally announces his candidacy for the Missouri House of Representatives, 72nd District at the Maryland Heights Community Center, 2344 McKelvey Rd., Maryland Heights, MO 63043. Suggested donation is $25. Gold donor $100. RSVP danhyatt4missouri@gmail.com We got to know Dan Hyatt at an…
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Susie got involved in politics and policy last year as part of Missourians for Shared Parenting, a parental rights group focused on helping to ensure fathers remain an active part of their children’s lives after divorce. She drove up to our first grassroots lobbying workshop in St. Louis all the way from Cape Girardeau to […]
Folks in Missouri remember how Representative Mike Lair made fun of those taxpayers concerned about not only Common Core Standards, but also the curriculum and data gathered aligned to […]
Mind reading ability might be the next data gathered on school children. From Kids who ‘mind read’ tend to learn more effectively: Everyone mind reads to some degree, […]