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National: Obamacare's Day in Court (Again)

The question surrounding the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act was brought before the Supreme Court of the United States earlier this month. 

Following the hearing, TPPF's General Counsel Robert Henneke, who represents the individual plaintiffs in the case, gave an update on the future of Obamacare. 

State: Don't Defund, Develop

For too long, police training—particularly in physical skills—has not followed any model that makes sense. That must change.

In our latest video, Randy Petersen, former law enforcement officer and Senior Researcher at TPPF, shares how improving policing, a core function of government, is best achieved through better training and better hiring.

But we’re not just talking about it, TPPF is developing a training model to address these issues as well. Learn more below. ⬇️

Local: Terrible Tenant in Tyler, Texas

Lauren McNeil has a problem—she has a tenant who refuses to pay rent, whose erratic behavior is scaring away her other tenants, and whom she can't evict. 

Why? The Centers for Disease Control put a rule into place that bans evictions in certain circumstances. 

Sounds crazy, right? We think so too. That's why TPPF filed a lawsuit on Lauren's behalf challenging the massive overreach.