By: Becket Adams – nationalreview.com – March 9, 2025 Democratic legislators behaved atrociously last week during President Trump’s joint address to Congress, booing, heckling, and staging performative walkouts. Speaker Mike Johnson even had to instruct the sergeant at arms to remove Democratic Representative Al Green from the chamber when the Texas lawmaker refused to stop creating disruptions, including waving his...

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It sounds big, sweeping, and enormously consequential. But is it really?

To help resolve the gap between America’s richest and poorest, we must let free markets lift the bottom up.

The notoriously intrusive rule would give the feds the ability to control zoning regulations and many other aspects of local government.

The Trump administration is considering selling or canceling leases on thousands of empty federal buildings to help solve the dual problems of a surplus of empty federal office buildings and the ho…

… But it was all Democrats had. It wasn’t much. Within a few minutes, Green was escorted from the chamber, as Republicans sang, “Nah nah nah nah, goodbye.”

It was a partisan speech. It was an optimistic speech. It was a speech that laid the blame for inflation and the massive number of migrants and illegal drugs that entered the country during the previous administration at the feet of Democrats. It was an uplifting speech about the future.

By: Audrey Fahlberg – nationalreview.com – March 5, 2025 Lawmakers’ antics during Tuesday’s speech and strident culture-war stances suggest the postmortem is a long way off. A little more than a month into Donald Trump’s second term, there is a growing divide between Democrats over how to resist the president’s governing agenda. In one camp are Democrats such as former Bill...

By: Matt Barnum, Ken Thomas, and Tarini Parti – wsj.com – March 5, 2025 Secretary Linda McMahon would be directed to “take all necessary steps to facilitate the closure” based on “the maximum extent appropriate and permitted by law.” A draft of the order, viewed by The Wall Street Journal, directs Education Secretary Linda McMahon to “take all necessary steps...