America’s Founding Fathers were brilliant to include the 10th Amendment: “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people.” It is fundamental to the concept of America being a REPUBLIC….a special relationship between the 50 States (collectively and separately) and the Federal Government. As with all Constitutional Rights, to preserve them, we cannot let the Federal Government walk all over them!

OH, We’ve Got Trouble! So Many “Industry Wide” Supply Chain Disruptions and Shortages, including Lumber, Copper, Iron, Silicon, Rare Earth Metals, Gasoline, and….CHICK-FIL-A!

Denise Arthur has one question for the woman with her trunk loaded with garbage bags full of gasoline: “How the hell are you going to get that out of there? That is not a CapriSun!” Our @American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur, are actually appalled at some to the stuff people are doing right now to “hoard” gasoline! Toilet paper never made any sense, but this is NUTS! On the other hand, we do have shortages that need Americans’ attention, such as our blood supply. Instead of going to hoard, go donate blood. It will do a lot more good!

Is there anything Joe Biden is doing that's actually working for the benefit of the American people? The data Stephen Parr has seen says no, and he provides a long list of disasters!

Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary Jennifer Granholm admitted “the pipe is the best way to go” when transmitting oil and gasoline from one region of the Nation to another. And later, John Kerry, White House Environmental Czar (and by his own words, a total hypocrite), agreed that pipe is ‘…better than train … -- yes it is, in my judgement.” This prompted Steve Scalise to tweet “Joe Biden's own Energy Secretary admitted that ‘pipe is the best way’ to transport fuel. So why did Joe Biden cancel the Keystone XL pipeline? Pure politics.” So…what about “circling back and restarting the Keystone XL pipeline”?

MIT researchers decided to study why “Mask Skeptics” had the opinions they do, assuming it was heavily based upon politics and not on true science — as if the mask skeptics were scientifically illiterate. What the researchers learned was exactly the opposite! Mask skeptics are well versed in the scientific methods, believing that “science is a process, and not an institution”. Thus, they are not going to just take the “politically correct declarations” at face value and follow them without question. They strongly believe in the importance of paying close attention to the factual data that actually exists.