Education Policy

The Department of Education's $238 Billion Grip on American Classrooms Was Never Constitutional

The federal Department of Education commands a $238 billion annual budget and exercises regulatory authority over virtually every public school in the United States — despite the fact that education does not appear in the Constitution and the Tenth Amendment explicitly reserves unenumerated powers to the states. What began in 1979 as a cabinet-level bureaucracy justified by Cold War anxieties has metastasized into a de facto national curriculum office, and the push to eliminate it is not a radic

Oct 14, 2026

An Electorate That Doesn't Know Its Rights Cannot Defend Them: The Civics Crisis Is No Accident

Survey after survey reveals that a stunning proportion of American adults cannot name the three branches of government, identify their First Amendment rights, or explain how a bill becomes law. This is not a failure of intelligence — it is the predictable outcome of an education system that stopped teaching self-governance. And for those who benefit from an uninformed electorate, that outcome is a feature, not a bug.

Jul 4, 2026

Title IX Was Written to Level the Playing Field — The Bureaucracy Rewrote It to Dismantle One

Originally passed in 1972 to ensure women equal access to federally funded education, Title IX has been systematically reinterpreted to cover gender identity, compelled speech, and campus due process stripping. The transformation from anti-discrimination statute to ideological enforcement mechanism represents administrative overreach at its worst.

May 3, 2026

The Death of the Middle Class Isn't an Accident — It's the Predictable Result of 50 Years of Bad Policy

America's middle class didn't disappear due to globalization or technological change — it was systematically destroyed by government policies that favor asset holders over wage earners. The data tells a clear story of regulatory capture, monetary manipulation, and tax structures designed to concentrate wealth at the top.

Mar 28, 2026

Viewpoint Discrimination on Campus Is a Constitutional Crisis — And Federal Funding Is the Leverage We're Not Using

Public universities are systematically silencing conservative voices while collecting billions in taxpayer dollars. Congress has the constitutional authority to demand genuine viewpoint neutrality — it's time to use it.

Mar 28, 2026

Sanctuary Cities Are Defying Federal Law — and Taxpayers Are Footing the Bill

Local governments that shield criminal aliens from federal immigration enforcement are undermining constitutional order while forcing taxpayers to subsidize lawlessness. The financial and public safety costs are mounting, and voters are beginning to demand accountability.

Mar 28, 2026

The Federal Reserve Has Too Much Power and Too Little Accountability — It's Time Congress Took It Back

An unelected central bank now controls interest rates, money supply, and increasingly social policy while operating with virtually no democratic oversight. The Fed's post-2020 actions prove it's time for Congress to reclaim its constitutional authority over monetary policy.

Mar 28, 2026

Taught to Hate America: The Quiet Radicalization of U.S. Civics Education and What Parents Can Do About It

Traditional civics education has been systematically replaced with ideologically driven curricula that frame American institutions as inherently oppressive. Parents and legislators must act now to restore constitutional literacy and genuine civic education in our schools.

Mar 27, 2026