Project 21 members Council Nedd, Stacy Swimp and Reginald Jones are scheduled to be guests tonight on a special edition of the Fox News Channel’s “Hannity.” The trio will be participating in a town hall-style discussion with host Sean Hannity ...
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Vermont is the first state to reveal what insurers will likely be charging for policies on its exchange.  That also makes Vermont the first state to reveal that many individuals and families will have a big financial incentive to forego ...
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A recent hearing regarding a state-level bill in Florida that would guarantee medical care to a baby surviving an abortion procedure brought to the forefront a gruesome aspect of the knee-jerk protection of abortion that pro-life activists have long feared ...
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Project 21 member Stacy Swimp is calling on the Congressional Black Caucus to disband.  Stacy says that the CBC is not abiding by its sworn duty to represent all of the American people.  Instead, they are promoting a polarizing message ...
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If Google wanted controversy, it found it last Sunday — Easter Sunday — when it chose to instead honor the birthday of the late left-leaning labor activist Cesar Chavez on their site’s front page. The search engine giant last observed ...
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My newest article at The Daily Caller recounts the travails of Washington D.C. resident Natalie Powell who may lose both her primary-care physician and insurance thanks to ObamaCare.   Natalie is facing the prospect of neck surgery which, naturally, is ...
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President Obama Promised It, But One Young Woman Facing Surgery May Be Out of Luck Washington, D.C. - President Obama's promise that Americans can keep both their health plan and their doctor under ObamaCare is being broken, says David Hogberg, ...
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Wants Lawmakers to"Represent All of the American People" Washington, D.C. - In a just-released video, Michigan activist Stacy Swimp of the Project 21 black leadership network is calling upon the Congressional Black Caucus to disband. Swimp says lawmakers have a ...
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In the general election of 1964, racial discrimination existed that made it harder for minorities to vote. Conditions were considered so bad in nine states and portions of six others that the Voting Rights Act of 1965 included a "extreme ...
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Introduction Although ObamaCare was rammed through Congress on an almost entirely partisan basis, bipartisan opposition to various parts of the law has developed since it was signed into law over three years ago. One such part is the 2.3 percent ...
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