Author: Eleanor Stratton
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Hamilton vs. Jefferson: The Cabinet Meeting That Started It All
The Birth of the Cabinet George Washington established the Cabinet in 1789, relying on his judgment to assemble a group of advisors to shape America’s path. Alexander Hamilton joined as Secretary of the Treasury, Thomas Jefferson as Secretary of State, and Henry Knox as Secretary of War. Edmund Randolph served as Attorney General while maintaining…
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Divided Opinions Inside Trump’s First Cabinet Meeting
Trump’s First Cabinet Meeting: Musk’s Presence and DOGE’s Role President Donald Trump opened his first Cabinet meeting of the second term with Elon Musk in attendance. Musk’s presence highlighted his role in leading the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). His attendance underscored Trump’s inclination to integrate private sector leadership into government operations, emphasizing innovation and…
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CDC Attends WHO Conference Defying Order
CDC Participates in WHO Conference Despite Trump’s Executive Order The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently took part in a World Health Organization (WHO) conference, seemingly defying President Donald Trump’s executive order to halt U.S. communication with the WHO. This order aimed to: The CDC’s participation was not publicly announced. A spokesperson informed…
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6 Times Progressives Defied Presidential Power
The judiciary was designed to be impartial, yet history has shown that some judges have pushed beyond their constitutional role, injecting politics into the bench. Now, as impeachment proceedings against judges gain momentum, the question arises: Are these necessary checks on judicial overreach, or dangerous political attacks? This isn’t the first time the courts have…
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Gold Card Visa: Should money buy you citizenship?
Trump Unveils “Gold Card” Visa Program President Donald Trump has introduced a groundbreaking initiative called the “Gold Card,” offering a path to U.S. residency and eventual citizenship for investors willing to pay $5 million. This ambitious program aims to attract substantial financial contributions from wealthy individuals globally to bolster the U.S. economy. Trump plans to…
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Echoing the Founders’ Vision, Issa introduces NORRA
No Rogue Rulings Act: Limiting Judicial Injunctions Rep. Darrell Issa has introduced the No Rogue Rulings Act (NORRA), aimed at limiting the authority of federal judges in issuing nationwide injunctions. This bill addresses what Issa considers judicial overreach that impedes President Trump’s political agenda. Issa argues that judges’ ability to extend injunctions beyond the parties…
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Impeachment of Judge Bates Over Gender-Affirming Care
Rep. Ogles Introduces Impeachment Articles Against Judge Bates Rep. Andy Ogles has introduced impeachment articles against Judge John Bates, focusing on Bates’ recent ruling. Ogles claims Bates overstepped by ordering the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to restore online content related to…
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55% of Voters Agree with Unconditional Birthright Citizenship
Birthright Citizenship: A Constitutional Principle Under Scrutiny The Harris Poll reveals a prevailing belief among Americans regarding birthright citizenship. 63% believe the Constitution mandates citizenship for anyone born in the United States, including children of illegal immigrants. This view is rooted in the 14th Amendment’s wording. Support varies across party lines: This cross-party agreement suggests…
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Trump’s Policies Receive Strong Majority Support
Public Opinion on Key Policies Eliminating waste and fraud in government policies stands out as the people’s choice, with 87% in favor. Equally favored is the deportation of illegal immigrants not pursuing citizenship, with 81% support. These numbers reflect a strong public mandate for strict border management. Closing the border using advanced technology and resources…
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7 in 10 Voters Support $1T DOGE Spending Cuts
Public Perception of Government Spending Government spending is under intense scrutiny, with a widespread belief that it’s wasteful and inefficient. The Harvard CAPS-Harris poll reveals a striking statistic: 7 in 10 people support cutting $1 trillion from the budget. This sentiment crosses political lines: These figures indicate a broad consensus that government expenses are often…