Congressman Rich McCormick: A Combat Veteran on a Mission to Fix American Healthcare
When Congressman Rich McCormick walks through the halls of the U.S. Capitol, he carries more than just a voting card and a policy binder. He carries the weight of experience from combat zones to emergency rooms, from helicopter cockpits to hospital wards. It’s an unconventional résumé for a lawmaker, but McCormick sees every chapter as […]
Federal Agency Meant for Farming Now Builds Jails and Aids Foreign Agriculture
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is under new scrutiny as question arise whether the agency has strayed far from its original mission. Known for supporting farmers and ensuring food safety, the USDA is now involved in projects that many taxpayers may find surprising. Among the more eye-opening revelations: the USDA has spent over $365 […]
A Legacy of Liberty: Monet Bacs and the Fight for Opportunity
Monet Bacs is a Strategic Director for The LIBRE Initiative and her passion for policy, freedom, and opportunity is deeply personal, rooted in the remarkable journey of her father, who left Guatemala in pursuit of a better life for his future family. Monet’s father arrived in the U.S. as a foreign exchange student, not speaking […]
When Henry Kriegel talks about the American Dream, he’s not speaking in platitudes — he’s living proof of it.
The Deputy State Director for Americans for Prosperity in Montana, Kriegel recently joined the American Potential podcast for a deeply personal conversation about his family’s journey from Holocaust survivors to small business owners in New York, and how that legacy fuels his fight for freedom today. “My parents were teenagers when the war broke out,” […]
From Shop Floor to Small-Town Beacon: How One Summer Job Sparked a Legacy of Opportunity
What started as a summer job for a high school student has grown into a life’s calling, a family business, and the economic heartbeat of a small Ohio town. Chris Thomas, now owner of Tri-County Tower in Berlin Center, Ohio, is proof that with grit and opportunity the American Dream is still alive and well. […]
The Dog That Changed Everything: How Bolt Helped a Veteran Reclaim His Life
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How a Group of High School Friends Helped Save Louisville from a Budget Crisis
Last year, Louisville faced a stark budget crisis when a $60 million budget shortfall was discovered. In response, the mayor proposed an insurance premium tax increase, leaving many residents in financial turmoil. However, a group of high school friends stepped up to the plate and mobilized thousands of people in just three days to advocate […]
America’s Unseen Border Crisis: A Call to Action
Every American should be concerned about the crisis unfolding at our southern border. Despite not making headline news daily, the situation is dire and demands urgent attention. As the Mayor of Yuma, Arizona, Douglas Nicholls witnesses firsthand the impacts of this crisis on our communities. The current situation is twofold. On one hand, it is […]
Overcoming Language Barriers and Educational Struggles: A Personal Story
Growing up as a non-native English speaker in the United States was not easy for Joshua Solano. Joshua’s family immigrated to the US when he was a young child, and he spoke a language other than English at home. This fact created a significant language barrier that affected his early educational experience. The limited educational […]
How HB 1 Can Revolutionize Education in Florida
Aly Legge is a military veteran and has always been deeply involved in politics and policymaking, particularly in issues related to education. She believes that access to education is a fundamental right for every child and that they deserve the best possible education that the state can provide. In recent years, education freedom and school […]
