Alex Newman

2 days ago | thewashingtonstandard.com | Alex Newman

Home»Politics»States Move Toward Sound Money With “Transactional Gold” With the dollar’s decades-long decline in purchasing power accelerating in recent years, state governments across America are moving quickly to give citizens a constitutional option for both saving and commerce. Known as “transactional gold,” the idea is for state governments to create a system where gold and silver can easily be acquired, stored, used, saved, and turned back to dollars to be spent. Multiple states have...

3 days ago | sgtreport.com | Alex Newman

by Alex Newman, Liberty Sentinel:Rogue judges that violate the Constitution and the rule of law need to be held accountable, even if that means being arrested, argues CSPOA founder and former sheriff Richard Mack on Alex Newman’s The Liberty Report. Mack, who became the first sheriff in American history to sue the federal government and take it all the way to the Supreme Court (Mack/Printz v.

3 days ago | sgtreport.com | Alex Newman

by Alex Newman, The New American:With the dollar’s decades-long decline in purchasing power accelerating in recent years, state governments across America are moving quickly to give citizens a constitutional option for both saving and commerce. Known as “transactional gold,” the idea is for state governments to create a system where gold and silver can easily be acquired, stored, used, saved, and turned back to dollars to be spent.

5 days ago | freedombunker.com | Alex Newman

Multiple Democrat states are targeting homeschooling families with draconian new laws and policies, raising alarm among advocates of parental rights and educational freedom. The escalating attacks on home education are part of a growing and coordinated movement to control, undermine, and eventually end homeschooling, experts warned. From Minnesota and Illinois to Connecticut and beyond, lawmakers … READ MORE

5 days ago | thenewamerican.com | Alex Newman

With the dollar’s decades-long decline in purchasing power accelerating in recent years, state governments across America are moving quickly to give citizens a constitutional option for both saving and commerce. Known as “transactional gold,” the idea is for state governments to create a system where gold and silver can easily be acquired, stored, used, saved, and turned back to dollars to be spent. Multiple states have already approved bills to do it, with more expected.