Congress Must Take California Out of the Driver’s Seat on Electric Car Mandates

• With the stated aim of reaching 100 percent electric for new cars, SUVs, and pickups by 2035, the California Air Resources Board, in close coordination with the Biden administration, is attempting to coerce the auto industry to transition to battery-electric vehicles faster and more broadly than market demand could ever support.
• On Sept. 14, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 1435, the Preserving Choice in Vehicle Purchases Act, which would prevent the EPA from authorizing California’s climate regulators to limit the sale or use of new motor vehicles with internal combustion engines.
• In passing H.R. 1435, Congress can reaffirm that freedom and prove that the people, not executive-branch bureaucrats or California climate activists, still rule in Washington.

Schedule an Interview: Steven Bradbury

Lawmakers Make Fresh Push to Cover Fertility Treatments for Veterans

• Sen. Murray (D-WA) just reintroduced a bill that would require the Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs to cover in vitro fertilization for servicemembers, their spouses, or their hired surrogate.  
• Worse, it could even go toward purchasing a donor egg or sperm (which are not donated to begin with).
• The military is a trojan horse for radical in vitro fertilization coverage.
• IVF fuels the abortion industry by testing embryos for the “best” child, routinely destroying unwanted embryos, and freezing life at its earliest stage. 

Schedule an Interview: Emma Waters

It’s Time to Dismantle the Administrative State

• Project 2025 is a coalition of more than 70 conservative organizations designed to effectively train thousands of political appointees and staff to be ready to go on day one of a new conservative administration.
• The goal of Project 2025 is to dismantle the administrative state and put power back into the hands of the people.
• For too long, the administrative state has stymied the agendas of conservative presidents. This project is to make sure that doesn’t happen again.

Schedule an Interview: Spencer Chretien