For years, unelected bureaucrats have been allowed largely unchecked power over the daily lives of Americans. This president is trying to change that.
By Rachel Bovard|October 16, 2019Posts for Rachel Bovard
The vice president’s son secured a questionable and lucrative career opportunity—for which he wasn’t at all qualified—in an economically unstable region that played a key role in U.S. foreign policy while heavily dependent on the foreign aid directed by his father. And he made a fortune.
By Rachel Bovard|October 7, 2019For starters, the “assault weapons” ban of 1994 had no meaningful effect on the homicide rate.
By Rachel Bovard|September 9, 2019Last week the House passed a two-year, $2 trillion budget deal that undoes the last vestiges of the Budget Control Act, the hardest won fiscally conservative gains in a decade.
By Rachel Bovard|July 29, 2019We’ve always known that Planned Parenthood is primarily a for-profit, abortion advocacy group rather than a “women’s health” organization. Finally, they’re admitting it.
By Rachel Bovard|July 18, 2019Rep. Michael Cloud discusses his recent trip to the U.S.-Mexico border and shares his thoughts about what the threats really are, what needs to be done, and an accurate look at what a resource-starved border patrol is dealing with.
By Rachel Bovard|June 10, 2019Congressional Democrats seem to think that would be the end of the world. And maybe it would be.
By Rachel Bovard|May 28, 2019Whether they agree with the entirety of the plan or not, the GOP finally has a serious proposal for securing the border and instituting legal immigration reform.
By Rachel Bovard|May 20, 2019