Primer: Congress Revives “Currency of Corruption” Amid Crises
Now, amid soaring inflation, rising gas prices, and the escalating war in eastern Europe, lawmakers are utilizing these crises to resurrect earmarks and return to the “good old days” when members could bribe one another with taxpayer money to support otherwise unpopular legislation.
5 Claims and Responses: How States Can Unilaterally Secure the Border
Below are various claims and responses made in consideration of whether states can bring an end to the crisis along the U.S. southern border.
Will Gov. Ducey Use His Power to Protect Arizona Against Invasion?
The Federal Government’s Guarantee to Protect the States Against Invasion
The federal government has willfully abandoned its duty to defend the states – and the citizens who reside within them – from the ongoing invasion. However, states possess the authority, right now, to remedy Washington’s abrogation of its Guarantee Clause obligations.