United States Senator from Oklahoma (1934–2024)
Stanley Kurtz writes for National Review Online about the Florida governor’s latest criticism of a bad Biden administration proposal. This one involves public education. The silence of Republican office-holders on…
Paul Mirengoff of the Power Line blog ponders the impact of age on the nation’s No. 1 deliberative body. The Washington Post reports that the current U.S. Senate is the…
Bronson Stocking writes at TownHall.com about Sen. Ted Cruz’s plans for protecting the U.S. Supreme Court. Democrats are no longer hiding their disdain for the high court. Democrats openly admit…
Erin Dunne explains for the Washington Examiner why no one should expect left-of-center attacks on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to diminish with the resignation of controversial administrator Scott Pruitt.…
North Carolina’s U.S. senators have joined a group focusing attention on the nation’s public charter schools. The news release below offers details. WASHINGTON, May 8, 2018 — United States Senators…
Bill Gertz of the Washington Free Beacon highlights a disturbing hole in the U.S. national defense system. The United States lacks defenses against Chinese and Russian hypersonic missiles and needs…
After Congress approved a two-month extension for highway and transit programs (H.R. 2353) before the May 31st deadline, the work has began for a long-term authorization for transportation funding. The…
JLF President and CEO Kory Swanson has received a fascinating letter in the mail. It should both amuse you and alarm you — and it telegraphs the influence of the…
Bret Stephens explains in the Wall Street Journal why he remains unconvinced about the imminent danger of global warming after hearing U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry speak on the…
In his post-election analysis, Sen. James Inhofe, Republican of Oklahoma, lays out the Obama administration’s job-killing regulatory agenda that will soon take center stage in the president’s anti-prosperity agenda. I…
U.S. Sen. James Inhofe has drafted a new column drawing attention to the Obama administration’s low-key efforts to further the global warming alarmists’ agenda. The Kyoto process is essentially dead–…