Column
The NDAA - another D.C. dish du jour
I often get asked why things don’t change in D.C. Why are we so far in debt as a nation? Why can’t we stop spending so much money? Why does so much garbage become law? Why can’t you deep-six the deep state?
If the government is being a grinch this Christmas, we can help
Biden's three lies
Biden's Iran problem
Weaponized, wasteful bureaucracy
In 2022, when I held fifteen town halls across my district, I expected to hear about the cost of gas and groceries or our open southern border (and I certainly did!), but the number one concern I heard was the weaponization of our government against its own citizens.
The speakership fight
Standing with Israel
The power of the purse
If you have a working cellphone or a television, you likely already know that the government is set to shut down on Sunday. What you may not know, thanks to the work of our biased national media, is why. And the answer is far more sobering than the shutdown itself.
Border crisis boiling point
This week, it was revealed that more than a dozen immigrants, from Uzbekistan and other countries that were allowed into the US after seeking asylum at the southern border had the help of a human smuggler with ties to ISIS. The FBI is scrambling to figure out the location of these individuals and what threats they may pose to Americans.
Biden's busted budget