By KrisAnne Hall As the political drama over federally mandated and funded healthcare drags on and on, citizens are left scratching their collective heads, wondering why there seems to be little political energy or consensus even among Republicans to do
By Jim Ley For the last 10 years of my career as a public administrator, I preached fiscal responsibility for two reasons. First, I was concerned that we were approaching a cyclical recession and I wanted to build reserves so
By KrisAnne Hall On Wednesday, the Oregon House passed legislation (HB 2927) that would require Oregon to award its Electoral College votes only to presidential candidates who win the national popular vote. According to National Popular Vote, this kind of
(Editor’s Note: (The Revolutionary Act has received information that First Liberty Institute, representing Cambridge Christian High School in its fight for religious freedom, is planning to file an appeal.) by Rep. Julio Gonzalez, M.D., J.D. On June 7, the U.S.
By KrisAnne Hall The Trump administration would like to privatize air traffic control, removing it from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Privatization is exactly what should happen, but is that what will happen? The question we should be asking is:
By Rod Thomson One of the bulwarks of conservatism is personal responsibility, and it is not to be set aside for political convenience. So let’s place the blame for today’s shooting squarely where it belongs: on the man who pulled
By KrisAnne Hall Mayors and governors cannot lawfully make treaties with foreign governments and this is why. The Constitution of the United States is a contractual agreement between the States of the Union, the States are the parties to the
By Rep. Julio Gonzalez, M.D., J.D. As Obamacare continues to reveal itself as an economic and policy disaster, it strikes me that in undoing this healthcare mess, we are not following the path forged for us by the Framers of
by Rep. Julio Gonzalez, M.D., J.D. I was speaking to a legislator this week readying himself for his vote on Florida’s medical marijuana legislation when he posed an interesting question: How can we defend voting in favor of any medical marijuana
(Editor’s note: This column is in response to a Revolutionary Act column in the wake of the Kathy Griffin revulsion.) By KrisAnne Hall, JD When speech, political or otherwise, is taken to the heights of offensiveness one can expect there to be
