Happy Monday, patriots!
As we jump into a brand-new week in the fight for liberty, you won’t want to miss these headlines from last week’s news cycle. You can listen to these stories here on the latest episode of The Liberty Update.
1. U.S. approaches urgent debt limit deadline
Uncle Sam should have capped our national debt limit and stuck to it years ago. Instead, he has continued to saddle future generations with the crushing and almost certainly unbearable burden of paying this generation’s hefty expenses.
Now, Congress is embroiled in an intense debt limit battle as the U.S. staggers dangerously close to defaulting on some of its debt.
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2. 27 states take a stand against new Biden policy that punishes people with good credit
A Biden administration plan set to take effect today forces people with good credit scores to subsidize mortgage loans of higher-risk borrowers, effectively punishing people who are financially responsible.
This essentially creates a socialist system in which money is redistributed based on one's economic standing.
Learn more here.
3. Texas border rally raises awareness about southern border crisis, demands action
Last week’s How Many More? Rally at the Texas Capitol, where thousands of Americans gathered to demand that Lone Star State lawmakers take steps to secure America’s southern border, was a huge success.
Guests heard from a variety of speakers, many of whom are on the frontlines fighting against the humanitarian crisis of drug and human trafficking that plays out in Texas every day.
Watch the event here.
4. Biden admin. 'co-conspirator' in global pandemic treaty
Legal expert and COS Senior Advisor Michael Farris is warning that the World Health Organization’s global pandemic treaty will be forced through the executive branch, bypassing the Senate and ultimately changing the structure of America.
“Biden intends to advance this treaty as an executive agreement and bind the whole country without sending it to the U.S. Senate,” Farris alerted on a recent podcast with legal expert Rita Peters. “This is all made up out of thin air. Constitutional originalism would not permit this but the current Supreme Court does permit it under the executive agreement process.”
Don’t miss the rest of the story.
Thank you for catching up on your need-to-know news with us. Be sure to follow the Convention of States blog for other important headlines and Convention of State’s daily podcast for updates on all things COS.
The Liberty Update. Catch up on last week’s need-to-know headlines.
Published in Blog on May 08, 2023 by Jakob Fay
