Our beloved state of Virginia is known for its rich history of individuals and events that have helped shape our great Nation. But did you
In 1867 when George Henry Broughton painted his iconic “Pilgrims Going to Church,” he captured the essence that is the blessings of our unique Thanksgiving
By Michael C. Maibach During the 1788 New York ratification convention, anti-federalists opposed the new Constitution “for lack of a Bill of Rights”. Alexander Hamilton
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Original article posted with permission from Save Our States. Staff – Sept 03, 2020 Critics of the Electoral College Paint a False Narrative for Partisan Purposes.
Just this last week, a number of interesting news stories crossed my desk. Two in particular stood out – the Trump administration’s newest moratorium on
June 17, 2020, article republished with permission from CATO Institute. By Neal McCluskey A couple of days ago Cato’s Center for Educational Freedom hosted a discussion on
March 27, 2020 article republished with permission from Mercatus.org By James Broughel and Yuliya Yatsyshina One of the most urgent challenges facing policymakers managing the
Stephen D. Haner, Senior Fellow for State and Local Tax Policy at the Thomas Jefferson Institute for Public Policy, brings us a list of the
The Importance of the Freedom Caravan Saturday, April 25, 2020 Dear Lynn, I have seen our freedoms disappear over the years. The inception of our
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