Thank you to all the activists that sent over 20,000 messages and 13,000 calls to Congress opposing John Boehner for Speaker of the House. 25 congressmen stood on principle and listened to the grassroots when they voted. Join us in thanking them. See more here...
2. Here's How to Thank the Congressmen that Stood on Principle Against Boehner - by Iris Somberg
Join us in thanking the congressmen that stood on principle and listened to the grassroots call for new leadership! See more here...
3. Conservatives Remind Boehner They Can't Be Ignored - by Josh Withrow
John Boehner may have secured his third term as Speaker of the House, but he can’t be too pleased with how much effort it took. Boehner’s supporters are acting like there was never a chance he’d fail to secure the necessary votes, but their projections of confidence appeared tinged with an edge of panic, as the Speaker personally called a number of on-the-fence Members yesterday seeking assurances of their vote. Read more here...
4. Mississippi Rally AGAINST Common Core - by Laura van Overschelde
On January 6, the grassroots in Mississippi made a huge statement to the state legislature. We the People are telling OUR elected officials that Common Core is unacceptable as standards and curriculum for our school children. It is particularly offensive due to the fact that it was adopted in order to receive federal funds before the standards were even written. Read more here...
5. Common Core Opponents Make Statement at Capitol - via The Clarion-Ledger
Gov. Phil Bryant stood in solidarity Tuesday with more than 100 Common Core opponents from across the state who spent the first day of the 2015 legislative session rallying lawmakers to repeal the controversial academic standards. Read more here...
6. Governor Kasich Seeks an Article V Convention - by Ted Abram
Excessive spending and inflicting debilitating debt is integral to all modern democracies. Why? Elected politicians institute programs for current voters and shift the debt to future workers, even the unborn. Social Security, Medicare, prescriptions drug benefits for seniors are prime examples in America. Read more here...
7. ObamaCare and MediCrats Part 3
Ralph Weber, author of "MediCrats: Medical Bureaucrats that Rule your Health Care" and President of MediBid Inc., discusses the rising costs of medical care in the U.S. and how Obamcare is exacerbating the problem. Watch here...
8. Harvard's "Us Vs. Them" Attitude on ObamaCare - by Logan Albright
Hypocrisy has never been a stranger in the ivory towers of academia, but the latest development among the faculty at Harvard is a particularly delicious bit of irony. It seems that professors, like everyone, don’t much appreciate having to pay higher prices for health insurance. As a result of the Affordable Care Act’s mandates, however, prices are set to rise significantly within the halls of academia. Read more here...
9. 2015 Brings ObamaCare Employer Mandate - by Tom Borelli
For most businesses the new year will ring in the ObamaCare employer mandate that was delayed in 2013.
Starting in 2015, businesses that employ more than 100 full-time workers will be required to offer the health care coverage mandated by the government for 70 percent of its workers or face a penalty of $2,000 per employee. In 2016, these businesses must cover 95 percent of its employees. Read more here...
In Liberty,
Jackie Bodnar
Director of Communications, FreedomWorks
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