Entries by Presidential Coalition

WASHINGTON TIMES: DAVID BOSSIE: Fix the flawed U.S. census

President Trump was elected to confront the failed status quo in Washington by enacting his commonsense, “America First” reforms. Whether it’s the open border, out-of-control federal spending, the broken public education system or the crime crisis in the District of Columbia, this president is determined to address all the festering problems, large and small, nagging our country. […]

WASHINGTON TIMES: DAVID BOSSIE: Russiagate: Trump administration’s search for truth and transparency

The Trump administration is the most transparent in history by far. President Trump is our most accessible president, and his unprecedented “open book” leadership style is truly a breath of fresh air. The president and his team make so much news, hold many open-ended press conferences and sit down for so many media interviews that […]

TPC Joins Amicus Brief in Bost v. Illinois State Board of Elections (SCOTUS)

In Bost v. Illinois Board of Elections, The Presidential Coalition joined forces with other organizations urging the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse the decision of the 7th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals, which held that a congressman seeking re-election lacks standing to challenge a state law that extends the deadline for receiving mail-in ballots for two […]

WASHINGTON TIMES: DAVID BOSSIE: At last, a return to fiscal sanity in Washington

Something fascinating is taking place in Washington, something that hasn’t happened in decades. Thanks to President Trump, it seems that common sense has returned to our nation’s capital, with a refocus on fiscal responsibility that has been absent from our federal government since the 1990s and House Speaker Newt Gingrich. It has been an amazing […]

THE WESTERN JOURNAL: DAVID BOSSIE: This Trump Adviser Went to Prison So You Won’t Have To – He’s Still Fighting

At the stroke of midnight one year ago today, former White House trade adviser Peter Navarro was released from a federal prison in Miami, flew with his fiancée Bonnie to Milwaukee, and brought the house down during his remarks at the Republican National Convention. His rousing speech in support of Donald Trump and against the […]

WASHINGTON TIMES: DAVID BOSSIE: Democrats — and Iowa’s attorney general — want you to fear innovation

In a world hurtling toward digital transformation, it’s become infuriating that so many Democrats and even some Republicans seem committed to fighting America’s leadership in cryptocurrency and blockchain innovation, which President Trump has prioritized as a critical initiative for the MAGA agenda. From Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s infamous “anti-crypto army” rhetoric, to the Securities and Exchange […]

WASHINGTON TIMES: DAVID BOSSIE: Anti-Trump forces in Washington are sabotaging America’s economic success

In the age of President Trump, certain things we all used to take for granted are no longer reliable. For example, it was said that politics stopped at the water’s edge regarding a president’s foreign policy, but that tradition has been discarded. The federal judiciary used to be seen as the nonpolitical branch of government, […]

WASHINGTON TIMES: DAVID BOSSIE: In Los Angeles, we are seeing what a radicalized Democratic Party really wants

The two major political parties historically had differing ideologies and pathways for pursuing the best policy agendas, but the overall goal was the same: making America a better place to live for future generations. Sadly, that is no longer the case in the age of Donald Trump and the onset of Trump Derangement Syndrome. Look no further […]

THE MINNESOTA STAR REVIEW: Gov. Tim Walz backs transgender kids as Democrats grapple with debate over bans in sports

WASHINGTON – Months after California Gov. Gavin Newsom told a conservative podcast it’s “deeply unfair” for transgender athletes to compete in women and girls sports, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz took the stage at the Democratic Party’s annual state convention in Newsom’s home state to let his party know he disagrees. “I’m just going to say […]