Bipartisan “Police Funding” Bill Will do Little to Reduce Crime

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Last month’s passage of the Invest to Protect Act of 2022, sponsored by Representative Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ-05), may provide politicos on Capitol Hill with a constituent-friendly talking point to emphasize their commitment to supporting the police, but it will do little to reduce the rising crime rates afflicting communities across…

Biden’s Negligence Causes North Korea Threat to Surge

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Special Analysis: Biden’s Negligence Causes North Korea Threat to Surge North Korean leader Kim Jong Un struts before a North Korean ICBM test-launched on March 23, 2022. This was the first North Korean ICBM launch since 2017. (North Korea TV via KCNA Watch.) We had a good relationship with Hitler…

Biden administration’s problem with Saudi Arabia

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President Joe Biden threatened “consequences,” including virtually severing the US-Saudi bilateral relationship over the kingdom’s recent cuts to oil production. It is an extreme position, to be sure, but not a surprising outcome given that he spent his campaign and much of his first two years – including his short…

Analysis of H.R. 6448, the Invest to Protect Act of 2022

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Last month, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 6448, the Invest to Protect Act of 2022. A corresponding Senate bill, S. 3860, passed unanimously in August. While the bill will no doubt be touted as a pro-police/crime-reduction funding measure by Congress, the bill falls far short of having any…

Model Policy: The Academic Transparency Act

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The Academic Transparency Act requires public schools to publicize transparently every category of document relating to schools’ expenditures and procedures. 1 Consequences for noncompliance with this law should be determined by each state. MODEL LEGISLATIVE TEXT Section A 1. Each public school and charter school shall make available to the…

The Crimes that are 100% Preventable

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Recently, law enforcement discovered that Alberto Santacruz, a convicted felon who shot five people at a birthday party in Las Vegas, is an illegal alien who had been deported at least four times and had previously pled guilty to kidnapping. This is just the most recent example of our communities…

Op-Ed: Health care is a moral issue first, economic second. Here’s what conservatives must do

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Over the past five years, conservatives have advanced significant health policy reforms. Federal and state price transparency requirements are saving patients money and helping to protect against surprise bills, and legislation in Texas has increased patient and employer options for health benefit coverage. The House Republican Commitment to America builds…

Fact Sheet - How Progressive Prosecutors are Undermining Safe and Secure Communities

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Progressive Prosecutors Undermine Safe and Secure Communities

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Introduction The election of Left-wing progressives committed to the radical reformation of the criminal justice system into the positions of district attorney, state and local prosecutor, sheriff, and other authoritative offices within the broader criminal justice system represents a significant threat to public safety and the rule of law itself.…

Wisconsin Governor’s Vetoes of Education Bills harm Milwaukee’s most underserved Students

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declining education outcomes for all students Last month, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that test scores for grade school students in Wisconsin have been declining since the COVID-19 pandemic. Less than half of Wisconsin students in grades three through eight were considered proficient in math and language arts in 2022.…