Jon Schweppe is the Director of Government Affairs for American Principles Project. Follow him on Twitter @JonSchweppe
This week, Alfonso Aguilar, Director of American Principles in Action’s Latino Partnership and a contributor to The Pulse, wrote an op-ed for Politico calling on Republicans to use a piecemeal strategy in order to pass immigration reform. “The debate over immigration has lasted for
Jeb Bush will announce he is running for President at 3:00 pm EST today. Here are three things to expect from his campaign: 1.) Jeb Bush is not backing away from Common Core. Jeb is not wishy-washy. He’s certainly a man of
Wow, this is a great time to be a conservative. We have a strong, diverse field in the Republican presidential primary. We are having a meaningful national discussion about important issues like education, immigration, and the economy. And now it looks like
I had the pleasure of attending an event in New York City last week for the unveiling of George Gilder’s new book, The 21st Century Case for Gold: A New Information Theory of Money. The book is cutting edge and definitely worth the
Ted Cruz seems to be very good at winning online straw polls. Earlier this month, Cruz won the Hot Air Primary Survey for the second month in a row. Last week, we conducted The Pulse 2016’s first straw poll, and Cruz absolutely
Last week, Cecile Richards, CEO of Planned Parenthood, wrote an op-ed in Time calling for an “authentic public dialogue about abortion.” Kate Bryan, Director of Communications at American Principles in Action, agreed, saying in her own op-ed in Time that a truly authentic dialogue would represent both sides
Have you ever heard of a pickle? I don’t mean what you put on a hamburger. I’m talking about one of the funniest sequences in baseball—when a base runner gets a little too aggressive and finds himself caught between two bases, running
Rand Paul is en fuego! After completely flipping the abortion narrative during an afternoon press conference yesterday by insisting that reporters ask if the DNC supported aborting a “seven-pound baby,” Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, the Chair of the Democratic National Committee, lashed out at
