News

In news first reported by Reuters this morning, under the leadership of Administrator Scott Pruitt, the Environmental Protection Agency workforce has returned to the levels that it was previously at under President Ronald Reagan.  

Later today, President Trump will visit an oil refinery in Mandan, North Dakota to implore Congress to pass a comprehensive tax reform plan that gives much-needed relief to middle class Americans.

This afternoon, Minnesota Senator Al Franken indicated that he would not return a “blue-slip” for President Trump’s nomination of David Stras to serve on the 8^th Circuit Court of Appeals.

Richard Cordray made yet another trip to Ohio this past weekend to headline a picnic where Democrats running for office typically make campaign speeches.

As scrutiny continues to increase on Richard Cordray’s political machinations, The New York Times is reporting that “there is a mounting sense of urgency” at the CFPB regarding the finalization of new regulations on payday lending.

A new survey released today from WPA Intelligence and Definers Public Affairs revealed that voters in ten swing states are strongly supportive of the GOP’s tax reform efforts.

After yesterday’s non-response from Richard Cordray to questions from the House Financial Services Committee Chairman, it’s quite obvious that he has his foot in two camps.

In a new ad campaign launched today, a far-left group is opposing common sense tax reform, incorrectly claiming that legislation will only benefit higher-income earners at the expense of the middle class

Paul Ryan held a town hall with employees at America’s largest factory, Boeing, and answered one worker’s question by explaining how tax reform will incentivize companies to manufacture & produce more goods in America

Democrat Congressman Tim Ryan (D-OH) made an impassioned defense of the GOP’s tax reform push, saying that “we need to lower the corporate tax rate” & “we need to simplify the tax code.”