Jeremy Portnoy

1 week ago | conservativefiringline.com | Jeremy Portnoy

Topline: Local residents and environmental advocates have banded together to oppose California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposed $20 billion water tunnel in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta, with various groups arguing the project will “”   and have “terrible consequences” for wildlife. Key facts: California officials have debated building a tunnel for decades.

1 week ago | conservativefiringline.com | Jeremy Portnoy

Topline: A bill that passed the Indiana state legislature on April 1 will make it harder for public employees to buy luxury cars with taxpayer money, but it’s too late to prevent the purchases already made by two top officials. Secretary of State Diego Morales is driving around a $90,000 GMC Yukon Denali, marketed as a car to “immerse yourself in luxury, ” according to the IndyStar. Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith is driving an $88,000 Chevy Tahoe High Country.

1 week ago | fairfieldsuntimes.com | Jeremy Portnoy

Topline: A bill that passed the Indiana state legislature on April 1 will make it harder for public employees to buy luxury cars with taxpayer money, but it’s too late to prevent the purchases already made by two top officials. Secretary of State Diego Morales is driving around a $90,000 GMC Yukon Denali, marketed as a car to "immerse yourself in luxury, " according to the IndyStar. Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith is driving an $88,000 Chevy Tahoe High Country.

1 week ago | fairfieldsuntimes.com | Jeremy Portnoy

Topline: Local residents and environmental advocates have banded together to oppose California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposed $20 billion water tunnel in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta, with various groups arguing the project will “”   and have “terrible consequences” for wildlife. Key facts: California officials have debated building a tunnel for decades.

1 week ago | cryptonews.bizlim.com | Bob Ivry |Jeremy Portnoy |Tyler Durden

Might Of The Living Feds: The Need To Tackle The 1,500+ 'Zombie' Gov't DepartmentsAuthored by Bob Ivry, Jeremy Portnoy and RealClearInvestigations,In 1974, Congress created the Legal Services Corporation to connect lower-income Americans involved in civil disputes with free legal help. The law that established the agency stipulated that authorization for its funding would expire in 1980, when lawmakers were required to vote on whether to keep it alive. They never did.