3 Different Ways State GOP Lawmakers Are Fighting Sanctuary Cities
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March 6, 2017 |
| Good morning from Washington, where conservatives are impatient for an Obamacare repeal bill. Sen. Rand Paul creatively tweaks fellow Republicans for acting like Democrats, as Melissa Quinn shows. GOP state lawmakers are far busier trying to penalize sanctuary cities, Josh Siegel reports. Rachel del Guidice previews a Texas bill, set for hearing tomorrow, that aims to keep men out of women's restrooms. Plus: Fred Lucas on sunshine for senators' meetings with foreign ambassadors, and Nick Loris on why we should get out of the global climate deal. |
News3 Different Ways State GOP Lawmakers Are Fighting Sanctuary CitiesThe Rule of Law Adherence Act, authored by Florida state Sen. Aaron Bean, contains a provision that would impose a fine of up to $5,000 a day on any government entity that is found to have a sanctuary policy. |
NewsFor One Conservative, 2017 Looks Similar to 2009 Obamacare DebateWhile GOP leaders say they haven't yet finalized the bill, conservatives believe the legislation is being drafted in secret, out of view from them and the American people. |
NewsTexas Legislature to Consider Bill to Ensure 'Public Safety' in Bathrooms"This legislation codifies what has been common practice in Texas and everywhere else forever—that men and women should use separate, designated bathrooms," says Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. |
NewsFormer Federal Prosecutor Calls for Every Senator to Reveal Ambassadors They Met WithPhotos showed that Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak had also met with Sens. Jack Reed, D-R.I.; Roy Blunt, R-Mo.; Roger Wicker, R-Miss.; McCaskill, and former Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La. |
CommentaryWe Hear You: The NAACP, Political Correctness, and School Choice"The education system has become abysmal because of political correctness," writes Fred Minook. |
CommentaryTime to Say 'Au Revoir' to Paris Climate DealThe domestic regulations President Obama submitted as the United States' national determined contributions to the Paris Agreement aim to reduce domestic greenhouse gas emissions by 26 percent to 28 percent below 2005 levels by the year 2025. |
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