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We are the overlooked and often criticized members of society. Not long ago, we would have been seen as regular citizens. Nowadays, we've been given many negative labels by those on the left. As our former president said, some of us hold tightly to our guns and faith, while others focus more on their firearms than on religion. Nevertheless, we all stand firmly by the US Constitution.

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Drug Price Executive Order Unleashes Unlikely Critics

2 days ago | libertynation.com | John Klar

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... President Donald Trump issued an executive order (EO) yesterday (May 12) designed to reduce drug prices for American patients and taxpayers alike. The move is a moderate effort to work amicably with pharmaceutical companies to cut taxpayer costs for Medicare and Medicaid, shave price gouging by middlemen, and usher in bipartisan “equity” for American consumers.
Why Don't the British Like US Beef?

3 days ago | libertynation.com | John Klar

Reciprocal relief over a UK-US trade deal has boosted markets and allayed anxieties on both sides of the Atlantic. Yet, many voices in the United Kingdom are skeptical of US agricultural products, especially beef. The difference in farming techniques of the two nations is at the root of the friction, displaying a problem called “non-tariff cheating.”More US Beef Going to England!The new trade deal addresses tariffs relating to cars, steel, and agricultural products.
California Trail of Tears: Native Tribe Begs for Its Homeland

3 days ago | libertynation.com | Sarah Cowgill

The Golden State: A place where all are welcome, federal lawbreakers find sanctuary, drag queens are recognized as pillars of society, and drug paraphernalia is handed out to homeless people on the streets. A state where no one is left behind. The glittering Hollywood-ites save the climate in a private jet. Reparations are on the table for anyone who wears black or brown skin, whether they hail from enslaved people or not.
From the Back Forty: Heartland Moms Have Their Say

4 days ago | libertynation.com | Sarah Cowgill

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... Flyover folks reacted to the newly anointed Pope Leo XIV – and that was a mixed bag, though some hoped that, since he hails from Chicago, His Holiness might bring some divine favor to the Cubs come World Series time.
Joe Biden and the Autopen Saga: Did He Even Know?

5 days ago | libertynation.com | Joe Schaeffer

A new investigation reveals just how extensively President Joe Biden relied on his autopen. After examining the device, it was determined that the administration used it to “sign” every single executive order from July 15, 2022, to April 18, 2023 – nearly a whole year. The really interesting tidbit, however, is that the beginning of that time frame coincides with a period when concerns over Biden’s cognitive health skyrocketed among the American people.
Anti-Trump AG Letitia James Faces a Criminal Investigation of Her Own

5 days ago | libertynation.com | James Fite

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... She built a career on targeting Trump – and now New York Attorney General Letitia James is embroiled in a criminal investigation of her own. But the real irony lies in what she allegedly did: misrepresenting the nature of real estate holdings. Sound familiar? The Case Against Letitia JamesThe Department of Justice has officially opened a criminal investigation into Letitia James this week.
The Tale of the Tariffs: Goodbye Britain, Hello China

5 days ago | libertynation.com | Andrew Moran

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... Could stability be returning to global financial markets? It was a quiet week on Wall Street as investors combed through the latest trade developments and concluded the frenzy caused by tariffs could fade to black. The US-UK trade agreement was ostensibly a blueprint for future deals with major US trading partners, striking a goldilocks zone that would not upend worldwide commerce.
Farmer Who Faced Discrimination From Biden’s UDSA Sues for Legal Fees

5 days ago | libertynation.com | John Klar

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... During President Biden’s tenure, the USDA conditioned the receipt of disaster relief funds for farmers based on race. Some white farmers sued, alleging this was unconstitutional racial discrimination, leading several federal courts to implement nationwide preliminary injunctions against the practice. Congress repealed the offending provisions, and the farmers were vindicated for this blatant racial bias.
Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill and the GOP’s Bungled Boondoggle

6 days ago | libertynation.com | James Fite

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... One big beautiful bill or two smaller but more manageable ones? That’s the question congressional Republicans asked when President Donald Trump laid out his plan for government funding, tax breaks, and the rest of the commander-in-chief’s admittedly ambitious legislative agenda. The one-bill faction seemed to win the debate, and a framework was eventually agreed upon.
White House Sets Trade Tone After US-UK Deal

6 days ago | libertynation.com | Andrew Moran

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... President Donald Trump secured his first trade agreement more than a month after “Liberation Day.” The United States established a preliminary arrangement with the United Kingdom, making it the first major US trading partner to get a deal done following the series of universal baseline and/or reciprocal tariffs. Both sides described it as a landmark pact, but will it equate to anything of substance for either economy?