Keep GA Red - FWFA - Dec 2020

"Every year, throughout the United States, thousands of citizens are being abused by a growingly authoritarian federal government. The sheer volume of federal statutes and regulations that carry criminal penalties means that every American could be considered a criminal by federal authorities for one thing or another. Unfortunately, most people do not take the time to consider the issue of overcriminalization until they are at the receiving end of a federal subpoena. In order to combat this epidemic of overcriminalization, legislators, bureaucrats, and other decision makers must recognize the scope of this issue and begin by plucking the lowest hanging fruit to address it."

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It isn’t very often that citizens are presented with the opportunity to lower their own taxes, but this November, the people of Colorado will have the chance to do just that. At the ballot box this year, Coloradans will be faced with Proposition 116, an initiative that would permanently lower both individual and corporate tax rates. Given the state’s relatively healthy financial state, it is positive to see legislators taking initiative to change the tax code to pass the benefits of alternative revenues on to the citizens in the form of tax cuts.

The coronavirus, and the excessive lockdowns associated with the government’s response have put many of America’s small businesses underwater. Millions of Americans are struggling to make ends meet. Lawmakers are trying to address the issue and get our economy going again. Evidently, those in Arizona didn’t get the memo.

FreedomWorks Foundation’s Regulatory Action Center (RAC) has submitted comments to the US Forest Service (USFS) regarding the Stibnite Mining Project in Northwest Idaho. This project has been held up for years by radical environmentalists, despite the number of economic, social, and environmental benefits the project will have for the area.