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House Resolution 1100 – Release of Congressional Sexual Misconduct Investigation Records
Sources (1) https://clerk.house.gov/Votes/202683(2) https://clerk.house.gov/evs/2026/roll083.xml(3) https://rules.house.gov/sites/evo-subsites/republicans-rules.house.gov/files/documents/Mace%20Ethics%20Records%20Resolution.pdf What the resolution said The resolution directed the House Ethics Committee to preserve and release records related to sexual misconduct investigations involving members of Congress. The resolution stated the committee must: “preserve and produce records relating to investigations of sexual harassment or sexual misconduct by Members of the House of…
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The CEO Presidency
For years, a large segment of the American electorate embraced the idea that government should be run more like a business. The pitch was simple and emotionally compelling: Washington was bloated, slow, and tangled in bureaucracy, and what the country needed was a hard charging executive who would operate like a chief executive officer. That…
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The Epstein Files: Delayed Truth and Bi-Partisan Protection of the Powerful
Donald Trump recaptured the presidency in January 2025. Boom! This instantly rekindled hopes among his supporters. They thought the secrets of Jeffrey Epstein’s exploits, and his powerful friends, would finally come to light. On the 2024 campaign trail, Trump had signaled he would open up all the government’s Epstein files. Soon after taking office, his newly appointed…
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America First: Rhetoric vs. Reality
Most of us wanted AMERICANS first. Not Israel first, not Argentina first. Most of us wanted the truth about who the blackmail clients of Epstein were, and who was funding him. Most of us wanted MAGA, and Trump seems to have forgot that. You can judge me for bEiNg A lEfTiSt RiNo. But I was…
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Michigan’s Property Tax Crossroads
Michigan’s Property Tax Repeal: Who Really Loses Control? A citizen-led movement, **AxMITAX**, proposes eliminating all property taxes in Michigan. Proponents promise the largest tax cut in state history, but critics warn of a catastrophic loss of local control, shifting funding power to Lansing and threatening essential services. This analysis explores the proposal’s mechanics, the risks…
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Scriptures concerning the poor
Exodus 22:25 — If thou lend money to any of my people that is poor by thee, thou shalt not be to him as an usurer, neither shalt thou lay upon him usury. Do not exploit the poor when lending. Exodus 23:6 — Thou shalt not wrest the judgment of thy poor in his cause.…
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End the Secrecy: Judicial Overreach in the Aaron Spencer Case
Title: End the Secrecy: Judicial Overreach in the Aaron Spencer Case A Lonoke County judge entered a sweeping gag and sealing order after Aaron Spencer intervened to stop a man already charged with abusing his child. The Arkansas Supreme Court has now granted Spencer’s petition for certiorari and vacated that order as a gross abuse…
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Cuts to Homeless Housing and Mental Health Support Under Trump Administration (2025)
Since President Trump took office again in January 2025, significant policy shifts and funding cuts have dramatically reshaped federal support for homeless and mental health services. These actions collectively threaten to increase homelessness across the United States. Housing Program Cuts Immediately upon taking office, the Trump administration froze federal housing and community grants, causing uncertainty…
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Why the DOJ’s Epstein Statement Looks Like a Cover-Up
Stone Silence from the TopThe Department of Justice’s July 2025 letter claims it spent months sifting through 300+ gigabytes of evidence on Jeffrey Epstein – including tens of thousands of images and videos – yet somehow found “no incriminating client list” and “no credible evidence” of any accomplices or blackmail. This tidy conclusion collapses the…
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The “One Big Beautiful Bill” – Key Provisions Breakdown
Overview: President Donald Trump’s sweeping budget and policy package – officially the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” – passed Congress in early July 2025. This 940-page bill covers a broad range of tax changes, spending cuts, and policy reforms. Below is a nonpartisan summary of what’s in the bill, with each major provision explained in…