By Robert Henneke | Blaze Media The media have begun their predictable lead-up to the first presidential debate slated for June 27 with the usual question — “Do debates really matter?” — before answering it themselves. As Politico’s Jack Shafer points out, for the media, “there’s nothing like the pageantry and bombast of a presidential debate to fill the airwaves, …Read More
New York Post: Why America’s kids need to learn from the Founders via ‘classical schooling’ May 22, 2024By Kevin Roberts and Ryan Walters | New York Post The numbers are in: Parents are fed up with failing government-run schools. From 2012 to 2022, the share of American children not attending government-run schools rose from 9% to 13%. That’s roughly 2 million students opting into charter schools, homeschooling or other school options. For advocates of education freedom, this sea change comes …Read More
The Hill: Venezuela won’t take its criminals back. So why does Biden keep taking them? March 21, 2024By Rep. Troy Nehls and Greg Sindelar | The Hill Laken Hope Riley shouldn’t be a household name. Laken, a 22-year-old nursing student at Georgia’s Augusta University, had a bright future ahead of her. Then her life was horrifically cut short last month by a Venezuelan national, who shouldn’t have been in the U.S. to begin with. Laken was simply …Read More