REINS Act Will Check Executive Overreach, Restore Constitutional Balance
As a new Congress begins, Republicans have made it clear that regulatory reform is a priority that puts the interest of all Americans first, especially concerning the economy.
Entries by Joe Miller
Meet the Only Republican to Vote Against Re-Electing Paul Ryan as Speaker of the House
On the first day of the 115th Congress, Paul Ryan was re-elected as speaker of the House. The vote would have been unanimous, except for the vote of one conservative dissenter.
Rand Paul Has a Novel Idea: Let’s Kill Obamacare and Try Freedom
Congress is going to vote on Obamacare. Mitch McConnell has promised that an Obamacare repeal resolution will be the first item on the Senate’s agenda, but there is some disagreement among Republicans as to what the replacement for President Obama’s failed health care reform law should be.
Is God Capturing the Heart of Donald Trump?
Although I was not initially a Donald Trump fan or supporter, God sent me to him.
What Would Jesus Do to Nazi War Criminals?
Are you looking for a book that will change your life?
Incentivizing Sex: Where Social and Fiscal Conservatives Must Learn to Agree
Social conservatives should work with fiscal conservatives to reduce budgets that incentivize poor sexual behavior that breaks down families and leads to more abortions.
God’s Relentless Pursuit: One Woman’s Journey From Darkness to Light
The story of Yvette Castillo is a testament of God’s love and pursuit of his children — even children who, like Yvette, have struggled with drugs, alcohol, promiscuity, abortions, suicidal thoughts and even a pact with the devil.
Court Strikes Down Transgender Mandate, Protecting Doctors, Children, and Hospitals
While family and friends were counting down to the new year, I was watching a different kind of countdown—whether doctors and health care providers would be forced to violate their medical judgment and provide procedures, including gender transition services and abortions, under a new government mandate.
Democrats Take Aim at Trump Nominees, Unlike Republicans’ Speedy OK of Obama Cabinet
Senate Democrats are mounting an aggressive effort to reject or delay President-elect Donald Trump’s choices for major Cabinet positions, in a reversal of the deference Republicans showed in speedily confirming President Barack Obama’s nominees eight years ago.
New York Proposed Free College, but Not Everyone’s Buying It
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced an “aggressive” new plan to provide free college tuition to families earning up to $125,000 a year. Under the proposal, nearly a million families would qualify.