Author: Stacey Selleck

This article was published in 2018, when Governor DeSantis was a still member of Congress. Since his swearing-in as Governor, DeSantis has re-affirmed his commitment to 8-year school board term limits. In our oft-divided political climate, it’s vital to pursue reforms that bring people together and restore power to citizens— even when those ideas won’t

It is ironic that many Americans look to Congress for laws to protect us against sexual harassment, when Congress itself is a hotbed of such behavior. Think of Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) and Rep. John Conyers (D-MI), who were forced to step down from the last Congress. Also, Reps. Trent Franks of AZ (R-AZ), Patrick

The Economist magazine has announced its “Country of the Year.” It’s Armenia. The idea behind the award is to recognize the nation that has “improved the most” during the past year. The honorific implies no rosy assumptions about the future. Obviously, a country can backslide. The Economist’s editors admit that this proved to be the case with prior winners

By Philip Blumel On Jan. 2, the FBI lodged a 37-page criminal complaint against Edward Burke, a 50-year incumbent on Chicago’s city council. Since 1983, he has chaired the city’s powerful finance committee. During that time he has apparently also been using his position to shake down individuals and companies for money. For much of

I have exciting news on the national term limits front. Major action is happening in Washington D.C. and in state capitals across the country. Our U.S. Term Limits (USTL) teams are working for term limits on Congress by any means necessary. In D.C., U.S. Representative Francis Rooney (H.J.R. 20) and U.S. Senator Ted Cruz (S.J.R.