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I know I’m not the first to complain about the tendency of conservatives to give in when they should be standing their ground.

Breitbart reported today that 8.7 million more Republicans voted in the GOP primaries in 2016 than in 2012.

While the Internal Revenue Service continues to leave uncollected tax money on the table, the agency beefed up its surveillance capabilities in a move that alarms both conservative and liberal privacy advocates.

A member of the Illinois Convention of States team recently published a letter to the editor on TheHill.com, and it was so good we had to share. Anyone who cares about securing Second Amendment rights needs to seriously consider an Article V Convention of States.

The overlords of the Internal Revenue Service already make it their business to dig through Americans’ financial lives every year. Now Congress is considering limiting who taxpayers can turn to for help.

Your taxes are filed, and Uncle Sam will be reaching into your pocket book in the next few weeks. So where does all that money go? And is it doing anything to help pay off our $19 trillion national debt?

The FCC announced major fraud within the infamous "Obamaphone" program on April 1, one day after the program expanded to include broadband internet. Now, the FCC is saying they were told to keep quiet until after the program expansion. Newsmax reports: 

As the Washington Free Beacon reported earlier this week, more than half of all Americans think their tax bill is too high:

The Environmental Protection Agency is investing $75,000 more into a wireless device that can monitor how long hotel guests spend in the shower.

We've heard some fantastically bad arguments over the years, but these state legislators take the cake. Here are some of the best of the worst:

The Department of Veterans Affairs has been shredding documents needed to fill veterans’ claims, according to a recent report by the Office of the Inspector General.

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The Supreme Court will begin hearing arguments today for and against President Obama’s executive order that stopped the deportation of millions of illegal immigrants.

While Congress considers restoring billions of dollars in green-energy subsidies, the Obama administration is tightening the financial screws on oil and gas companies.

Everyone knows the federal government is inefficient, but the Government Accountability Office’s recent report proves just how bad the situation has become.

In 2011 Congress passed a supposed “moratorium” on earmark spending. They haven't done a good job keeping their promises.

We all have our reasons for supporting a Convention of States. Maybe you want to protect the future of your grandchildren. Maybe you're tired of federal overreach, or want your state legislature to stop cowering under federal mandates.

Florida Senator Marco Rubio has his reasons too, and he explained them recently to Mark Levin:

The Washington Free Beacon reported yesterday that the federal government has collected a record $1.48 trillion in taxes for the first half of fiscal year 2016, while still running a $461 billion deficit.

If this story is starting to sound familiar, there's a reason. Check out how many times the federal government has set a new tax record in the past few years:

As our nation faces crisis after crisis, we have a choice to make. Will we cower in fear of the unknown or will we stand with the Founders, step out in courage, and save our country? These men and women have chosen courage -- will you?

As Ted Cruz and Donald Trump battle over the remaining Republican delegates, one thing has become clear in the midst of the madness: most Americans don’t know how the Republican National Convention works.