Two federal judges ordered President Trump to fund SNAP during a government shutdown, raising constitutional concerns about executive power. Article II highlights the permanent authority of the President, while Article I prohibits unauthorized spending. This judicial action challenges the separation of powers, raising questions about the judiciary’s role in government.
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The Islamization of America
The article discusses various incidents highlighting the growing influence of Islam in America, including the broadcast of the Muslim call to prayer in New York City and a mayor’s comments on Islamic significance. It argues that Sharia law contradicts the U.S. Constitution and promotes the idea that Islam inherently conflicts with American values.
The Islmist’s Goal for America? Look to the UK for an answer.
A work in progress, last updated 9/6/2025 at 1325 hours Parliamentary Representation The UK Parliament represents the people of the United Kingdom…The House of Commons has 650 Members of Parliament (MPs). Each MP represents a part of the UK called a ‘constituency’ or ‘seat’. MPs debate the big political issues of the day and proposals …
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Winsome Spears for Governor of Virginia
Winsome Earle-Sears, originally from Jamaica, is a distinguished American politician and the first Black female Lieutenant Governor of Virginia. A Marine Corps veteran, she has held various educational and governmental roles. Active in community service, Winsome also has experience in business and education. She is dedicated to helping others.
ELECTION DAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2024
In 1992, James Carville’s phrase highlighted the importance of the economy. Currently, Kamala Harris and Tim Walz emphasize gender equality while defending illegal immigrants. The post discusses Donald Trump’s economic understanding and warns of a potential severe economic depression. It urges voters to prioritize their freedoms and economic stability on election day.
Casino Texas? No, thank you.
The message to Rep Pat Fallon expresses concerns over President Biden’s Executive Order 14067, which could lead to total federal control of finances through a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). The author argues that such digital currencies threaten individual freedoms and constitutional authority, advocating for Texas’s right to create gold and silver money instead.
Texas Election Law—Two Processes
In Texas, only registered voters, who must be U.S. citizens and at least 18 years old, are allowed to vote. Recent misinformation suggested illegal aliens could vote, but state law and the Secretary of State confirm that only eligible citizens may register and participate in elections.
Dallas Crime: Correlation ≠ Causation
During a Dallas City Council discussion over a proposed charter amendment to increase the number of Dallas Police Department officers, Council Members Paula Blackmon and Gay Donnell Willis expressed concerns, correlating an increase in police with higher crime rates. However, crime in Dallas is influenced by various factors beyond police numbers, including illegal immigration, drug-related crime, and family structure. There is a need for informed citizen involvement and prayer for wise leaders.
My Wish List for The Republican National Convention
The National Republican Party, led by the Texas State Republican Convention, upholds shared values such as the sanctity of human life, individual freedom, and limited government power. Delegates ensure proposed planks align with the Constitution’s principles. They aim to restore sovereignty to states and limit federal government power through legislative proposals.
Why is the Federal Government the Largest Employer in the United States?
Biden plans to increase federal workforce to its highest level since WWII, with the Treasury Department and IRS seeing significant growth. Federal agencies added 11,000 jobs, hitting a 20-year high for non-census years. A substantial 25% of new jobs are in government, raising concerns about the increased reliance on government jobs. The IRS warns taxpayers of potential jail time for false tax credit claims.
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