Commissioner Joseph Mohorovic Incorporates Conservative Ideas Within the Consumer Product Safety Commission
RNLA's DC Young Lawyer Chapter is Proud to Host Consumer Product Safety Commissioner (CPSC) Joseph P. Mohorovic for its May Happy Hour. With extensive public policy, product manufacturing and product testing experience, Commissioner Mohorovic will be speaking on issues facing the CPSC.
Read moreHarvard Progressives Botch the First Amendment
RNLA campaign finance blogger Paul Jossey has a piece in the Federalist arguing how far afield the Harvard law faculty has come from the original understanding of the First Amendment. These professors wield enormous influence in politics, policy, and even popular culture, yet they interpret the First Amendment in a way unmoored from history, precedent, or social science.
Read moreCommon Cause Urges Independent Audit of Donations to Clinton Foundation
Common Cause "citing concerns about potential conflicts of interest and the influence of hidden overseas donors... called on presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton and the Clinton Foundation... to commission an independent (audit for a)... thorough review of all large donations to the foundation and to release the results. ..." Common Cause, moreover, stated that "the foundation should stop accepting donations from foreign governments and foreign corporations... . Common Cause is a nonpartisan... organization." The Clinton Foundation is a charitable foundation. "Though Mrs. Clinton has severed ties with the foundation, her husband and daughter remain active in its operations."
Read moreCathy McMorris Rodgers: Part of the new GOP Leadership
The RNLA is pleased to announce the fourth ranking member of U.S. House Leadership and highest-ranking Republican Woman in Congress, Cathy McMorris Rodgers, will address our May DC Luncheon.
Read moreEric Holder's Legacy
A major reason that Loretta Lynch was confirmed as America’s newest Attorney General by only a vote of 56 to 43 was her inability to distance herself from the disgraceful legacy of Attorney General Eric Holder, who has served in the job since being appointed by President Obama in 2009.
Read moreAre IDs a Racist Scam by Airlines, Hotels, Hospitals, etc.?
RNLA Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter leader Linda Kerns lays out the case for Voter ID in an Op-Ed published yesterday in a simple irrefutable way.
Read moreA New York Democrat Explains Why Voter ID is Necessary
Councilman Vincent Gentile of New York spilled the beans and said what all HONEST candidates in New York know, Elections need ID.
Read moreMcConnell’s Win and Reid’s Loss
Under the leadership of Harry Reid the last few years, the Senate accomplished little and stifled almost all debate. Reid held minority opinions hostage, even when that opinion included members of his own caucus. He even broke the Senate rules to change the rules just to give Senators in the minority less power by instituting the Nuclear Option.
Read moreHillary Clinton: The Woman with the Plan—to have a Plan
Attempting to preempt restless progressives unsatisfied with her Democrat coronation, Hillary Clinton’s consultants went to the drawing board. Bemoaning political money and calling for campaign finance reform was one easy fix they discovered to mollify all those potential progressive check writers and precinct walkers.
Read moreIt Takes a Long Time to Prove Vote Fraud
One of the problems with proving vote fraud is that it often takes years to come to light. It has been proven a multitude of ways in a multitude of places, as recently as last year from conservative blogs to the Washington Post, that Obamacare was passed on the back of vote fraud in the 2008 Minnesota Senate Election.
Read more