John Wallace

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John Wallace is a Republican Candidate for Congress in New York. He writes about Federal politics from a conservative perspective.

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The Second American Revolution is on The Horizon

The words 'No Taxation without Representation' began as a slogan in the period 1763-1776 just before the first American Revolution.

The Financial Crisis and the Federal Reserve

Ever since the Depression, the federal government has involved itself deeply in the national housing market by developing numerous special housing programs to encourage home ownership.

Anti-American Worker Legislation Proposed in Congress Again!

At a time when our economy is struggling and unemployment for American citizens is increasing, two new anti-American worker bills have been introduced in the House of Representatives.

Senator Obama’s Global Poverty Act – A Threat to American Sovereignty

Most of the poverty in the third world is created by corrupt governments that are oftentimes aided by corrupt UN bureaucrats.

‘Why Is Our Government Selling Advanced Computers to Syria?’

The type of computers being sold could be easily be used for military purposes, or possibly be given to Iran or some terrorist organization.

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When The Garage Is The Only Step Free Door Into The House

When the garage is the only door your mother...

Will Birthright Citizenship Become Next Historic Roe VS Wade? Trump Lost Fight; But Re-issued Executive Order Targeting Birth Tourism

Despite losing the U.S. Supreme Court birthright citizenship fight almost two months ago, President Trump reloaded and fired off another round of ammunition to let the Supreme Court know there is more than one way to skin a cat.

Bloom Security Uncovers Supply-Chain Flaw in VS Code Extension Packs Affecting 500,000+ Downloads

Software developers routinely rely on automation to assemble their...

ClickHouse and Hud Target a New Bottleneck in AI Development: Knowing What to Ship

The rise of coding agents is changing where software...
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