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Fraternal Order of Police president: ‘Confident’ he can work with Sessions to ‘make our communities safer,’ protect citizens’ due-process rights
Fraternal Order of Police President Chuck Canterbury in a recent column says he is optimistic Attorney General Nominee Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) will work with members of law-enforcement organizations to support meaningful programs that better equip officials to protect their communities while also balancing citizens’ due-process rights. The Daily Caller has the commentary: The FOP…
Read MoreJenny Beth’s Journal: Politicians in 2017 must ‘have the courage to stand’ by these four campaign promises
Tea Party Patriots Co-Founder Jenny Beth Martin in a recent column asks members of the new Congress and the new administration to have the chutzpah to follow through on the campaign promises that landed them in Washington, D.C. – specifically, repealing Obamacare; securing the border; reforming the tax code; and reforming trade policy. The Washington…
Read MoreConcerned Women for America president: Sessions as attorney general will stand ‘for women, children, for families’
Concerned Women for America President Penny Nance in a recent column calls for the “swift” confirmation of President-elect Donald Trump’s attorney-general nominee Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.), as he will be “for women, for children, for families — for all Americans.” USA Today has the commentary: His nomination is great news for those of us who…
Read MoreJenny Beth’s Journal: Find out who made the 2016 “naughty” and “nice” lists
Tea Party Patriots Co-Founder Jenny Beth Martin in her latest column shares who made the “nice” list this year and who made the “naughty” list. Find out who deserves a lump of coal in his or her stocking and who Santa should go the extra mile for this year. The Washington Times has the commentary:…
Read MoreWashington Examiner: President Obama planning flurry of costly “midnight regulations”
President Obama before he leaves office is ensuring more of Americans’ hard-earned money leaves with him as he puts into effect so-called midnight regulations projected to cost $6 billion. The Washington Examiner has the details: The new regulations, according to the watchdog group American Action Forum, include four from the Environmental Protection Agency and one…
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