Fish & Wildlife Service director nominee joins hundreds of others in confirmation limboBy Paul Driessen Aurelia Skipwith has a BS in biology from Howard University, a Master’s in molecular genetics from Purdue and a law degree from Kentucky. She has worked as a molecular analyst and sustainable agriculture partnership manager. She was also co-founder and…
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Wisconsin Activist Army Scores Big Victory for Liberty
Hagedorn victory assures conservative Supreme Court majority until at least 2023 The Wisconsin Activist Army won a decisive battle in the April 2nd election for Wisconsin Supreme Court. Despite a huge spending differential between Hagedorn and his opponent Lisa Neubauer both within candidate campaigns and by outside groups, Hagedorn won by over 6000 votes. Since…
Kaitlyn Ridel
Small Business Owners Bear Brunt of Costs from Deteriorating Infrastructure
With infrastructure as a top policy priority for the White House and recent momentum in state legislatures, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is hopeful Congress will pass an infrastructure bill this year – a move that could profoundly impact the small business community. From product damage and vehicle maintenance to employee safety, small business owners…
Craig Rucker, General
CFACT corrects the AP on climate
Global warming campaigners routinely distort weather data to boost their narrative. They feed this information to friendly reporters who put it in print without critical evaluation. AP reporter Seth Borenstein is a go-to guy for pressure groups pushing warming. He recently cited temperature data showing more record highs occurring than lows as evidence of…
Viv Forbes
Green Pests
First Green Climatists destroyed reliable coal-fired power stations, trying to replace them with intermittent wind-solar toys and a giant $90M battery. Then a Green PM donated $444M of taxpayer money to discourage industry near the Great Barrier Reef. Then droughts helped Green water-wasters to kill rural industries from Townsville to Broken Hill. Then floods in…
Caroline Glick
The Palestinians say NO; Trump should listen
In his speech to the World Economic Forum on Tuesday Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that the Trump administration will be unveiling its plan for peace between Israel and the Palestinians shortly after Israel’s April 9 general elections. Pompeo said, “It seems to me that we’re at a point in time where there are…