Political activism can be a grind. Day-to-day I spend a lot of time dealing with what my wife calls “the crisis of the moment.” There are always new attacks on our work, new angles of opposition and just the daily challenges thrown up by the legislative process. Honestly, it can get discouraging. So every once…
I recently got a vivid reminder of the importance of the basic constitutional education we do here at the TAC.
On Nov. 8, Americans will flock to the polls to select the next president. Then it will be mercifully over. My question is: what’s your plan for Nov. 9?
We’re still more than two months away from the start of 2017 state legislative sessions, but we’re already hard a work getting ready for another successful nullification season.
One of the simplest and most effective ways to stop federal overreach is to simply cut the strings of federal funding.
The ultimate political question is who’s the boss.
Man, it’s hard to avoid chatter about this presidential election. This week I learned Hillary Clinton may have worn an earpiece during the recent CNN foreign policy pseudo-debate, that Donald Trump is employing what the New York Times has dubbed the “big liar technique,” and Gary Johnson crashed and burned when asked about Aleppo, When…
I’ve been talking about marijuana and hemp a lot this month. This is always amusing to me when I stop and think about it. I came from a very conservative background. In fact, in my younger days I would have aligned myself with the “religious right” on a lot of issues. (Goes to show, people’s…
