Congress Blog Posts

"In an angry, frustrated and frightened America, conventional politicians like Cornyn and Mills are decidedly out of style."

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) has announced that she will resign in January. Greene has been known as a vocal supporter of President Donald Trump, but her resignation follows a public falling out...

Congress is back in session, and the first order of business was the Epstein files. On Tuesday night the House of Representatives approved the Epstein Files Transparency Act brought forward by Reps. T...

In 2024, campaign fundraising in federal elections was more nationalized than ever. Candidates for both the House and Senate continued a decades-long trend of relying less on donations from the voters...

Congressional term limits are a proposed constitutional amendment that would limit the number of terms a member of Congress can legally serve.

Trump is a disruptor. He has become confident in his ability to not only create chaos but to benefit from it. The President-elect’s selection of his new cabinet members is designed with this goal in m...

A few key facts about the First Amendment, and the gulf standing between that reality and the popular free speech ideology. The analysis may serve to illuminate ways to provide an “assist”...

We often say that true leaders are those who are willing to give up their position in order to achieve important victories, and here we are actually seeing such leadership in action.

U.S. policy allows the President to decide upon the use of nuclear weapons on his own. Isn’t it time for that to end?

Here are the thoughts of key national leaders speaking to the importance of the Building Civic Bridges Act as part of the solution to threats impacting national security, business and the economy, edu...