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My thoughts regarding the Coronavirus
Throughout the day, I find myself worrying about the total effect this virus could have on human life, on the economy, on the livelihoods of so many, and even the future of our country. But then, I take a deep breath and remember… “For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of…
Read MoreTea Party Patriots visit South Bend office of Senator Joe Donnelly
Local leader Kathy Maloney and other representatives of the St. Joe County Tea Party Patriots visited the offices of Senator Joe Donnelly (D-IN) on August 16, 2018 regarding the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. The purpose of their visit was to thank Senator Donnelly for his willingness to meet with Judge Kavanaugh…
Read MoreTPPCF and Conservative Leaders Send Letter to Rep. Jim Jordan Urging Him to “Clean House”
AN OPEN LETTER TO REP. JIM JORDAN “CLEAN HOUSE” May 21, 2018 Hon. Jim Jordan U.S. House of Representatives Washington, D.C. 20515 Dear Congressman Jordan: The present House Republican leadership has proven that it’s part of “the Swamp.” Consequently, a vote to promote any member of today’s House GOP leadership is…
Read MoreTea Party Patriots Citizens Fund Weekly Report from Washington for 5/7/18
CALENDAR: The House and Senate both return to work on Monday, and will likely both finish their work on Thursday. Because, you know, McConnell and Ryan. LAST WEEK ON THE HOUSE FLOOR: The House was in recess last week. THIS WEEK ON THE HOUSE FLOOR: The House will return Monday, with first votes set for…
Read MoreWhat is the difference between a budget resolution vs. omnibus spending bill?
A budget — specifically passed as a “budget resolution” — is a guideline document wherein Congress lays out its spending priorities. It is not signed by the president, and has no force of law. But it represents Congress’ agreed-upon spending levels for the multitude of federal government programs, and the Appropriations Committees in both House…
Read MoreTea Party Patriots Citizens Fund Weekly Report from Washington for 3/12/18
CALENDAR: The House will return on Tuesday, and stay in session through Friday. The Senate will come back on Monday, and will stay in session through Thursday. LAST WEEK ON THE HOUSE FLOOR: The House came back to work last Monday and passed two bills under Suspension of the Rules. On Tuesday, the House passed…
Read MoreJenny Beth’s Journal: “Why is the Senate putting the cart before the horse” on illegal immigration
The Senate has spent most of the week considering the “best” possible plan for the “Dreamers” and how to protect them from deportation. What our lawmakers should be focused on is policy that actually secures our borders and protects the American people. The Hill has Jenny Beth’s commentary: Consider that virtually every proposal under consideration…
Read MoreQuin Hillyer: The Senate budget deal is overwhelmingly irresponsible
The Senate budget deal worked out on Wednesday should be vetoed by President Trump immediately – if it passes Congress, that is. The agreement would bust budget caps for military spending and it would create an explosion in domestic discretionary spending that is unaffordable to a nation already suffering from years of massive deficit spending.…
Read MoreThe NFL refuses veterans group’s Super Bowl ad
The NFL has rejected a proposed television advertisement by a national veteran’s group which asks fans to show their respect during the national anthem. For the past few months, the NFL has generated controversy by permitting players to kneel during the national anthem or stay in the locker room. Many Americans are outraged by the…
Read MoreTea Party Patriots Citizens Fund Weekly Report from Washington for 1/22/18
CALENDAR: The House was set to be on recess this week, but those plans have changed as a result of the ongoing temporary partial government shutdown. The Senate will Monday, and stay in session through Friday. LAST WEEK ON THE HOUSE FLOOR: The House came back to work last Tuesday and passed…
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