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The nation’s capital, one would think, would be the freest in our Constitutional Republic. That assumes, of course, the Constitution …
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Ken Blackwell: Freedom to Cheat Act — The Radical Left’s Latest Attempt to Undermine Our Democracy
Democrats in Congress are unable to move forward on their massive spending bill because of bipartisan opposition. Polling showed President …
Read More »Is the Supreme Court Inclined to Grant a Stay on the OSHA Vaccine Mandate?
The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard arguments about whether the federal government can force businesses with at least 100 employees …
Read More »Want a Vaccine? Get One. But NO Mandates.
2021 was a year of ever changing COVID restrictions & mandates, but not all states sought strict, imposing policies as …
Read More »Ken Blackwell: Mobile Health Apps Need a Security Check-Up
The age of mask and vaccine mandates has sparked important conversations about what employers, businesses and our government can ask …
Read More »These Experts Tell You How to Fight Back Against Government School Policies and for Educational Choice
Three experts spoke about educational choice on the “Advancing Educational Freedom” panel at the Center for Urban Renewal and Education’s …
Read More »Season of Anticipation or Authoritarianism? — Watch Cure America Episode 68
With Christians now celebrating the season of Advent in hope and anticipation of Christ’s coming to earth, we in Washington …
Read More »To Vax or Not to Vax: A Personal Choice — Watch Cure America with Star Parker Episode 66
President Joe Biden has run into another roadblock to his declared mandates that federal government employees and all U.S. employers …
Read More »Star Parker: The Political Center Is Gone
In a new USA Today/Suffolk University poll, President Joe Biden’s approval is down to 38%. Which looks pretty good compared …
Read More »Texans Voted to Amend Their State Constitution to Protect Religious Freedom During Pandemics
Voters in Texas chose to amend their state constitution to protect religious freedom for churches during pandemics. Sixty-two percent of …
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