Congress needs to go big or go home 

Last week marked one year since President Donald Trump returned to the White House with a mandate to reshape America’s future after four long years of the Biden administration’s failures. 

Overnight, illegal crossings at the southern border were brought to a halt. Diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives that picked winners and losers based on group identity were eliminated from the federal government. Lethality returned as the rightful marker of success in our nation’s military. 

Under Trump, people finally have leaders willing to put them first. But, despite a record amount of  executive orders and a landmark reconciliation bill that delivered the largest tax cut in United States history, $140 billion for border security, and the elimination of the $200 tax stamp on National Firearms Act items, the job isn’t