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States That Have Lost Their State Sovereignty…

June 11, 2023 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Action Alerts, Agenda 21, ALEC, Arkansas Government, Arkansas Legislators, Arkansas State Sovereignty, China, Civil Liberties, Congress, Constitutional Convention, County government, Education, Featured, Federal government, Fiscal Accountability, FOIA, Freedom of Information Act, General Information, Gun Control, Health, Illegal Immigration, Lobbyist, Local government, NCSL, News, Politcal Endorsements, Preserve the Constitution, Property Rights, Washington

Warning: When the State borders are no longer in the State Constitution, it is the signal that the State has lost its sovereignty (and its state citizenship). Now, a central government has been formed which is the step into international communism through the United Nations. Remember the first 3 words of the U.S. Constitution? “We the […]

ACTION ALERT: States Setting the Stage for Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC)

March 19, 2023 Action Alerts, ALEC, Arkansas Government, Arkansas Legislators, Arkansas State Sovereignty, Featured, Fiscal Accountability, General Information, Gun Control, News, Preserve the Constitution, Property Rights, Washington

Follow the Apocalyptic Monetary Policies in the States Republican Legislators, we ask you to consider this: Why would any state pass legislation pushing central bank digital currencies (CBDC)? Please read the entire Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) banking legislation thoroughly before you vote on or sponsor these bad bills. (Most of this legislation has just recently been filed […]

ALERT – Highway Bond Vote Tuesday November 8th

October 27, 2011 Action Alerts, Fiscal Accountability

Garvee bond ratings are at risk from the increasingly unpredictable budget and policy process in Washington, Standard & Poor’s warned in a report released Friday. The agency said it retained a stable outlook on all of the Garvees it rates, but in its report it said, “We believe there are several potential risks that if realized alone or in combination, might cause us to reevaluate the ratings on some or all of our Garvee bonds.”