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President Trump’s efforts to close the border, get rid of undesirable illegal aliens, cut the size of the Federal government and reduce the budget deficit with DOGE cutting waste have been stymied by the rulings of certain left-leaning Federal judges and courts of appeals. It’s not hard to determine who are these judges and courts…

Some of the more interesting headlines coming from the recent DOGE efforts concern Social Security money paid out to a vast amount of the population who, as it turns out, are dead. The majority of the headlines can be described in one of two ways. First, there are headlines that describe the millions of fraudulent…

President Trump recently praised his proposed budget as a “beautiful” budget — but behind the branding lies a financial plan that mirrors the very problems it claims to fix. 💸 A Budget That Spends Like the Democrats Despite Republican criticism of Democratic spending, this budget continues the trend of swelling deficits. It includes major tax…

In today’s increasingly digital and interconnected world, identity theft remains one of the most dangerous and widespread crimes. Millions of people each year suffer financial loss, emotional distress, and even wrongful legal consequences due to stolen identities. As technology evolves, so must our methods of protecting personal information—and one of the most radical ideas gaining…

🔍 Introduction Georgia’s prison system is under intense scrutiny as reports of violence, systemic neglect, and institutional failure continue to emerge. With one of the highest incarceration rates in the U.S., the state faces a critical need for reform. This blog explores the pressing issues of recidivism, sadistic abuse, prisoner safety, healthcare deficiencies,…

When nations go to war, the cost is always greater than what can be measured in human lives alone. The ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, now entering its devastating third year, has brought not only humanitarian crises but also catastrophic environmental damage — consequences that may last generations and affect the entire planet. Carbon Emissions:…

At Ivotemyvote.com, we pose the age-old question: Which comes first—the voter or the candidate? The answer, of course, is both. Democracy only thrives when voters participate and candidates communicate. That’s why we created this platform—so both sides of the democratic process can meet, engage, and build a future together. But in the end, it all begins with…

Tariffs have long been utilized as tools in international trade to protect domestic industries, retaliate against unfair practices, and address trade imbalances. President Donald Trump's "Fair and Reciprocal Plan," announced on February 13, 2025, exemplifies these applications by introducing tariffs with reciprocal, protective, and punitive elements. Reciprocal Tariffs: Striving for Fairness in Trade Reciprocal tariffs aim…

There is amazing recent news that the newly installed Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney, is leading in the polls after his party…the party of discarded PM Trudeau…has been trailing badly. It seems that this surge in popularity is due to Canadians reacting patriotically to President Trump’s comments that Canada should be the 51st state.…