Rob Brockhaus, a D.C.-transplant from St. Louis wants to bring conservatives under one roof, where Wi-Fi, printing, and ideas are collectively shared and like-minded individuals can connect. Come March 1, freelancers, small non-profits and liberty-oriented businesses will have the opportunity to do just that in Brockhaus’ newly launched Red Sycamore Group, the conservative movement’s first shared […]
It is difficult to see how a U.S. envoy to Paris for the climate deal will convince the United Nations that Americans support President Obama’s promise to cut carbon dioxide emissions. The cornerstone of Obama’s promise to the U.N. is called the “Clean Power Plan.” Developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the plan is a […]
This year, fashion brand Ultra Violet Kids decided to do something a little differently with their Halloween advertising by including a child with a visual disability in their promotional photos for the very first time. Four-year-old Zoe Lush, a little girl who is confined to a wheelchair, was one of five child models featured in […]
So you’re an art connoisseur who likes the works of Gilbert Stuart, the early American artist famous for his portraits of George Washington. Someone wants to sell you an original Stuart portrait of Washington he claims he found in someone’s attic. It looks good enough—old canvas, faded oils, facial resemblance—but there is one little problem. […]
by The Conservative Papers | October 30, 2015 Sen. Cruz: The Budget Deal Is a Corrupt Betrayal of the American People Senator Ted Cruz is becoming more and more impressive by the day. The next day after winning the CNBC Republican Presidential Debate in Colorado with the line of the night, he traveled to Washington DC […]
Those who drafted the Constitution and subsequent amendments labored over every word that would be included in our charter of liberty. But today some clauses have limited application and others have been swept under the rug entirely. Have you ever heard of the Contract Clause, the Coinage Clause, or the Origination Clause? The Pacific Legal […]
The latest “victim” of the wave of terror in Israel is the Knesset silverware cart. Visitors to the Knesset dining room this week said that they had a “difficult time” finding knives and forks for their meals, and were forced to search for the utensils until finding them in a remote corner of the room. It was […]
Pushing the boundaries of jelly science is risky. You may sell food labeled as “jelly” only if it has a combination of two, three, four or five fruit juice ingredients pursuant to the specifications in paragraph (b)(1) of section 150.140 of title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations. You are free to sell a […]
House Republicans, enraged by the inaction that has hindered federal investigations into the IRS, introduced a resolution Tuesday to impeach Commissioner John Koskinen, charging him of lying under oath and failing to respond to subpoenas for evidence. House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Jason Chaffetz declared in the four articles of impeachment that Koskinen “engaged in […]
What makes an op-ed on BDS in the Washington Post by Jewish academics Steven Levitsky and Glen Weyl (more on their backgrounds courtesy of the JTA) so outrageous? While most supporters of BDS have a singular and obsessive hatred of Israel, Levitsky and Weyl open their piece by stating: “We are lifelong Zionists.” Expressing their disappointment […]
