Political Revolution

17 states now offer universal school choice, letting families choose schools that work better for their children. In most states, children who live in poor school districts are stuck in poor schools. School choice vouchers give families other options. Unions oppose it because they don’t want to compete. They claim it “takes money” from “underfunded" public schools. But public schools are not “under” funded. They spend about $20,000 per student! Much of that goes to administrative bloat.

WASHINGTON (PNN) - May 19, 2025 - House Republicans secured enough support to push the "one big beautiful" reconciliation package out of the Budget Committee late Sunday night.

The late-night victory for Speaker Mike Johnson (Lou.) and President Donald J. Trump came after GOP fiscal hawks relented due to concessions from leadership related to Medicaid and clean
energy policy repeals.

The U.S. Supreme Court just issued a unanimous ruling that prohibits both the federal and state governments from imposing permit fees in order to generate revenues for them. Roman Balmakov reports.

by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.

May 5, 2025 - What can we do if Congress passes a bad law? For example, Congress mandates that billions of dollars be spent on aid programs to the Ukraine, the Middle East and other troubled areas. Of course, we can protest or refuse to pay part of our taxes. But if you try that, the IRS will come after you. In this week’s column, I am going to talk about a remedy for such bad laws. States have the power to nullify unconstitutional laws so they do not apply within that state. For example, if the Alabama legislature nullified foreign aid, the people of Alabama could not be taxed for this purpose.