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3 weeks ago |
washingtonexaminer.com | Timothy Head
British politician Dennis Healey wisely advised, “When you’re in a hole, the first rule is to stop digging.” The national debt might be the world’s deepest grave, surpassing $36 trillion with a deficit projected at $1.3 trillion for this fiscal 2025 alone. It’s no wonder Americans cast aside career gravediggers in both parties and elected a private sector builder to tame bureaucratic bloat.
Trump’s First Step Act Was a Monumental Success. His New Administration Has a Chance to Build On It.
1 month ago |
washingtonstand.com | Timothy Head
Every April since President Donald Trump signed the first proclamation in 2018, Second Chance Month has served as an annual reminder to recognize the potential of people with criminal records to turn their lives around. The First Step Act of 2018 remains one of President Trump’s most important legacies from his first term. It has been a tremendous success by virtually any measure, and it’s part of a critical but underserved area of legislative reform.
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Mar 4, 2025 |
washingtontimes.com | Timothy Head
OPINION: Americans’ precipitous loss of faith in American institutions is an important story — and a long-running one, at this point — but it isn’t the whole story. Americans aren’t losing trust only in their justice system, higher education, legacy media organizations, one another, their religious leadership, scientists, banks or corporations. They are losing faith in the institutions empowered to directly change the social, economic and political order we all occupy.
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Feb 19, 2025 |
townhall.com | Timothy Head
The Conservative Political Action Conference, known to all of us as CPAC, is a time to talk. Don’t get me wrong: Talking about the right things, to the right people, is good. We need to discuss the issues of the day, discuss how to address them. We need to build alliances and relationships. But right now, America needs more than talk; our nation needs to be governed. The American people largely voted for President Trump because they want America to function again.
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Nov 6, 2024 |
theohiopressnetwork.com | Jack Windsor |Timothy Head
The 47th President of the United States of America Donald J. Trump captured 81% of the Evangelical vote and 57% of the Catholic vote Tuesday to become the second president in a century to be elected twice to The White House in split terms. One group - Faith & Freedom Coalition - knocked on 9.7 million doors around America to get low propensity Republicans and Christian voters to the polls in key battleground states. kAm%@52J[ 7@==@H:?8 %CF>A’D 9:DE@C:4 H:?[ kDEC@?8mkDA2?
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