Most Americans think they’ll never be victims of identity theft. Last year, 15 million of them were wrong. In today’s digital world, identity theft is a real and frightening concern. Criminals are constantly finding new ways to steal personal information, which can lead to financial loss, damaged credit, and even legal troubles. Fortunately, by taking…

Posted on Thursday, February 27, 2025 | by AMAC Action | 0 Comments | Print According to a new AMAC survey, the best way to re-allocate the savings being racked up by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) would be to pour that money into reducing the national debt, which…

Democrats love to grandstand, sometimes go too far. Maine’s Democrat Governor, Janet Mills, recently did, proving Democrats default to demagoguery when they lose. To be a demagogue is to make dramatic, untrue statements pretending they are true. Mills is that person, raising money for a Senate bid by attacking Trump for defending girls and women…

Posted on Wednesday, February 26, 2025 | by Horatius | 10 Comments | Print A month in, murmurs are arising in some corners of the Republican coalition against the provocative slash-and-burn campaign of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Maine Senator Susan Collins said DOGE is “making mistakes.” Nebraska Representative…

Are President Trump’s – and the DOGE team’s – efforts to limit government, his determination to convert consent in November into smaller government – legitimate? Liberal judges fume over Trump’s second victory, but the obvious answer is yes. On what authority? Our Founders’ authority. First, consider the principles on which our government, including the presidency,…

Posted on Wednesday, February 26, 2025 | by Kamden Mulder | 2 Comments | Print After a dumpster fire of an election season for Democrats in 2024 — losing the presidency, the House, and the Senate — conversations about who will emerge from the pack to challenge Republicans for the…

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced Tuesday that more reporters would have more access to President Donald Trump, who is already one of the most accessible world leaders in recent history. Yet in the bizarro world of Washington, D.C., the elitist White House press corps reacted with scorn, calling the move a threat to the free press. It’s not.…

Posted on Wednesday, February 26, 2025 | by Outside Contributor | 0 Comments | Print Imagine walking to your local pharmacy — the one your family has trusted for years — only to find it shuttered. This is unfortunate for many Americans as pharmacies nationwide close their doors permanently. While multiple factors can contribute…

How good are voters’ memories? The outcome of the New York City mayoral election may hinge on how much they remember of former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s corruption-filled past. Cuomo is hoping to rewrite his own history and run for mayor. He got a boost Monday when a key Democrat, Rep. Ritchie Torres, called on Cuomo…

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