Mark Czelusniak

SCOTUS only considered tariffs issued under the IEEPA & struck those down. President Trump primarily relied on IEEPA for sanctions & emergency-based restrictions. Numerous major tariffs were imposed under standard trade statutes, not emergency powers, so many remain in effect.

The Constitution—through Article I, Section 4—empowers Congress to pass the SAVE America Act The NVRA—which SCOTUS has (wrongly) interpreted to prohibit states from seeking proof of citizenship when registering voters under the NVRA (even when it believes noncitizens are registering)—makes the SAVE America Act necessary It’s a solution to a distinctively federal problem created by existing federal law—not an infringement on state authority

NEW: Virginia Dems’ proposed congressional map would almost surely torpedo four GOP seats, converting delegation from 6D-5R to 10D-1R this fall. Still faces several hurdles to passage.

Let's call it like it is: Chuck Schumer opposes voter ID because he wants to make it easy to commit voter fraud.

Virginia Democrats smile and laugh as Abigail Spanberger signs the redistricting referendum that would disenfranchise 48% of the commonwealth.

Virginia Democrats smile and laugh as Abigail Spanberger signs the redistricting referendum that would disenfranchise 48% of the commonwealth.

New York is going to get everything they voted for.

What's going on in Colorado? The state, normally a migration powerhouse, has fallen off a cliff the last four years. And in 2025, over 12,000 Americans left Colorado. The biggest outmigration in the state's history according to US Census Bureau Population Estimates. Normally, over the last 35 years, Colorado adds about 30,000 people per year. So a -12,000 reading on domestic migration is shocking. Higher housing costs, return to office mandates, and increases in crime are causing the exodus.