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Townhall: President Trump to Sign Landmark Great American Outdoors Act into Law

In our deeply-divided country, it’s rare for Congress to come together. One bill that put a momentary pause on the gridlock is the Great American Outdoors Act (GAOA), the bipartisan conservation bill heading to President Donald J. Trump’s desk.   Last month, the Senate passed their version by a 73-25 vote. The House of Representatives, after much …

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Townhall: Suppressor Exports Legalized

Could suppressors become easier to obtain here? A recent policy change has shooting sports and hunting enthusiasts hopeful about deregulation. On July 10th, the State Department announced it would overturn the 18-year ban on the commercial exportation of American-made suppressors.  This development was part of a 2017 interagency review stemming from a complaint by U.S. companies worried over losing …

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Townhall: Reagan Was a Beloved President, Not a ‘Telegenic Oppressor’

Teen Vogue, the once-reputed fashion magazine, is plunging into further obsolescence.  As I wrote before here, the publication is unrecognizable to past subscribers—myself included. What explains its evolution into progressive punditry?  Lately, they’ve been getting clicks for downplaying socialism’s bloody legacy through their Bread and Roses column. More recently, they’ve been engaging in what they accuse their opponents …

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Townhall: In the Age of COVID, Fishing Keeps This WV Business Afloat

As companies start to bounce back from the pandemic, one West Virginia business discovered the secret to staying afloat in this difficult time. Smoke Hole Outfitters in Cabins, West Virginia, has experienced a surge in visitors hungry for some trout fishing.  The outfitter business, owned and operated by husband-wife duo Josh and Rachelle Hedrick, is situated in Grant …

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Townhall: Conservation Isn’t At Odds With Conservatism

Chris D’Angelo, Huffington Post’s environment reporter, recently tweeted: “GOP Sens. Cory Gardner and Steve Daines, who have backed Trump’s anti-conservation agenda at nearly every turn, are now fighting to shore up funding for public lands. Both face a tough road to reelection in 2020.”  This statement is problematic and visibly inaccurate.  First, regardless of your personal …

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Townhall: The Ship Hasn’t Sailed on the American Boating Experience

Country music artist Kenny Chesney crooned in his 2008 song “Boats” that watercraft are vessels of freedom and harbors of healing.  Last June, I had the opportunity to learn about boating and its innumerable benefits during a Yamaha Outboards media event. It perfectly coincided with National Fishing and Boating Week. The charming town of St. …

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Townhall Column: Profile of Daniel Gade, Likely GOP Challenger to Senator Mark Warner

Up at Townhall today, I profiled Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Virginia, Daniel Gade—a first-time candidate who is poised to secure the party’s nomination in the upcoming June 23rd primary. Here’s an excerpt: Should Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) worry about his seat come November?  In 2014, he barely cruised to re-election by under a percentage …

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