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An Unfair Paycheck Act
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- By Eagle Forum
House Democrats are pushing forward yet another oppressive measure disguised under the label of “equality”. The Paycheck Fairness Act (H.R. 7) is messaged as a bill that outlaws sex-based wage discrimination. The Left makes this sound like a good effort, but in reality, unequal pay on the basis of sex is illegal now.
Title VIISex discrimination in the workplace is already prohibited by law through Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act and the Equal Pay Act of 1963. These measures require that women and men are paid equally for equal work. H.R. 7 does not give women any more rights or access to money than they already have. In fact, it may cause a decrease in their paychecks.
Everything You Need to Know About the Robert Mueller Investigation Into Collusion and Obstruction
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- By Erick Erickson - The Resurgent
Special Counsel Robert Mueller has completed his investigation into President Trump. His investigation covered two aspects: (1) did the President collude with Russia to interfere in the American election in 2016 and (2) did the President obstruct justice by firing James Comey. A summary of his investigation has been presented to Congress in the form of a letter by Attorney General William Barr.
Greenville County GOP Precinct Reorganization - March 18th
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- By Greenville County GOP
The White House Budget
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- By Eagle Forum
The President’s $4.7 trillion budget was released early this week. While Congress has usually ignored past White House budgets, and Democrats have already labeled it a “non-starter”, it gives us an indication as to what the President plans to focus on in the upcoming year.
In a nutshell, the President proposes to increase military spending while cutting $2.7 trillion of non-defense spending over ten years. He also leaves the spending caps in place as implemented by the Budget Control Act. However, Senate Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) are already working on a deal to undermine that effort. They are currently working on a two-year increase to the budget caps which would continue to drive the United States into further debt.
Unwatched Pot Boils Over - March 2019 Eagle Forum Report now online!
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- By Press Release
Welcome to the Eagle Forum Report, the successor to the Phyllis Schlafly Report. Our March issue, Unwatched Pot Boils Over, features these two articles:
- Marijuana, Mental Illness, and Violence - by Alex Berenson, a graduate of Yale University with degrees in history and economics and author of Tell Your Children: The Truth About Marijuana, Mental Illness, and Violence. Reprinted by permission from Imprimis, from Hillsdale College.
Please subscribe to the Eagle Forum Report at $25/year to receive it through the postal service. Sign up at eagleforum.org. Purchase Eagle Forum Reportreprints here. Many thanks to the Eagle Forum Report Editor Cathie Adams
Leading Republican Releases Complete Bruce Ohr Transcript
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The top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee on Friday released the full transcript of the panel’s closed-door interview last year with Justice Department official Bruce Ohr.
The August interview was one of several conducted by the panel, when it was led by Republicans, as part of an investigation into decisions made by the Justice Department and FBI in 2016 amid allegations of political bias against President Trump within the department.
S.C.’s Massive Debt Load Partly Based on Misleading State Finance Report
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- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
When it comes to debt, the state of South Carolina is swimming in billions of it.
Yet an important report on the state’s finances, issued by Comptroller General Richard Eckstrom – the state’s chief accountant – and considered a key document by credit rating agencies in evaluating state debt, according to an expert, paints a misleading picture of South Carolina’s government structure and authority over state agencies, a review by The Nerve found.
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