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Veterans Day should mean more than thanking veterans for their service. It should mean honoring the Constitution they swore to defend.
Rep. Thomas Massie introduced eight articles of impeachment against Secretary Pete Hegseth, alleging unauthorized wars, unlawful military strikes, failures to protect civilians, and abuse of power.
These allegations deserve examination, not partisan immunity. If substantiated, impeachment is a constitutional mechanism for accountability.
Yesterday, Congress voted to send those articles to committee rather than decide them.
Our service members swear an oath to the Constitution, not a president, political party, or Secretary of War.
Honor the oath. Uphold the Constitution. Hold government accountable.
That standard should never change depending on who’s in power.
We get asked all the time, “Why do Libertarians not get a higher percentage of votes?”
Part of the answer is who writes the big campaign checks. If you make your money off subsidies, bailouts, country-specific perks, and sweetheart deals, why would you bankroll the people running to end them?
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VOTE NO on authorizing Pre-K4SA for 20 years. Why should taxpayers green-light ANY government program for 20 years?
Twenty years means multiple mayors, councils, administrators and budgets can come and go before voters get another real checkpoint.
Quite the opposite. Every law passed should automatically sunset. If it’s valuable to the voters then WE can re-authorize it.
A Georgetown, Indiana police officer was arrested October 22 and charged with one felony count of official misconduct and two misdemeanor fraud counts over alleged misuse of Flock’s license-plate database.
Investigators allege Officer Justin Craig searched his wife’s plate more than 80 times and another person’s plate nearly 250 times. The searches were allegedly given false justifications including narcotics, assault, theft and stolen vehicles to make them appear investigative. Craig disputes that his conduct violated the law or department policy and has not been convicted.
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If Libertarians are on your ballot, we are the only Party committed to reducing debt, reducing taxes, and reducing regulations that affect your life.
If not, vote independent or write yourself in. Send a message that we don’t want more of the two big-government Parties.
VOTE NO on all ISD Bonds.
Come out and meet other DeFlockSA folks tomorrow! Special guest Anthony Cristo will discuss automated license plate readers (ALPRs) and what they mean for your privacy.
Free to attend. RSVP so we know how many chairs to set out!
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Lately we’ve been hearing a lot about ‘communism’ being a reason why you have to vote for the Israel-first war party.
But how is Trump’s big government interventionist policies any different when Washington wants ownership, decision rights, or a cut of private business?
* Government ownership: An $8.9 billion deal for 9.9% of Intel. Washington became a shareholder.
* Political control of business: A government “golden share” in U.S. Steel gives Washington special influence over corporate decisions.
* Government-directed investment: The Japan agreement explicitly lets the U.S. government select investments. Politicians picking winners.
* Taxes on trade: The administration imposed a 15% baseline tariff on nearly all Japanese imports, government interference with voluntary exchange.
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Your grandfather spent his life building a nest egg before he passed. Grandma has $100k left in savings.
At 3.7% inflation, she just lost ~$3,700 in purchasing power in this year alone. Same bank balance. Less groceries, medicine, and electricity. SAWS and CPS just increased their take as well.
Quiet theft. No vote required. #EndtheFed
GM to everyone except those who want to almost double this Bond package to $775m and increase your property taxes.
At yesterday’s briefing, at least four council members favored $750 million in general-obligation bonds, versus staff’s $442 million recommendation plus $175 million in separate drainage borrowing supported by higher stormwater fees. Council reached no consensus. These are proposals—not approved debt.
Taxpayer significance: Staff says borrowing beyond $442 million could require a future debt-service property-tax increase under its assumptions. The smaller proposal also contemplates a separate stormwater-fee increase; “no additional property-tax rate increase” would not mean no additional household cost.
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