Weekly Columns and Op-Eds
A year and a half ago, when President Biden was sworn into office, gas prices were $2.39 a gallon. Today, gas prices have more than doubled, averaging $5.01 per gallon.
China has been buying up American farmland, and, for some reason, people aren’t worried about it.
The vulnerability of our nation’s food supply chain is plaguing every single community across America. Our producers and our consumers are struggling to keep up with rising costs and supply chain delays.
Crime has skyrocketed in Central Washington, and across the country, thanks to President Biden and far-left Democrats’ anti-police rhetoric and policies.
This week, as Native American tribes and communities gather to honor the women and girls who have been murdered or gone missing at alarming rates here in Central Washington and across the country, the glaring question remains: When will this end?
Currently, a little over 1.3 million people are serving on active duty in our nation’s military—that is less than half of one percent of the U.S. population.
