Find out the one thing Americans need to tap into their potential
The commonsense cure for the "culture of dependency."
5 ways to unlock your potential in the workplace
ACU Chairwoman Carly Fiorina will have more insight for you but, for now, we at American Majority Action have a few of our own tips for you.
Unlocking Potential All-Star Workshop with Carly Fiorina and Hugh Hewitt
Those at American Majority Action, in partnership with the Unlocking Potential Project, invite you to join us Saturday, Aug. 23 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for a free* action-packed all-star workshop with American Conservative Union Chairwoman and former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina and conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Schedule of events: 8: 30 a.m. ”” Registration begins; coffee available 9 a.m. ”” Opening remarks from American Majority Action CEO and Founder Ned
America: Anything But Average
Since our country’s founding, America’s leaders have always believed that our nation holds a special place in human history. Whether John F. Kennedy’s challenge to land on the moon or Ronald Reagan’s belief that America is “shining city on hill”, the celebration of America’s greatness has been a bi-partisan affair.
Reporters Show Egregious Bias in Scott Walker Coverage
Media Bias was on full display last week in reaction to news coming out of Wisconsin. Reporters' assumptions that conservative politicians are cheating the system led them to report significant factual errors regarding Gov. Scott Walker and a “criminal scheme.” In reality, failed legal arguments were being publicly exposed for the first time as a federal judge forced prosecutors to attempt to damage Walker in the public eye when they could
‘Going Washington’ a balancing act
Republican Reps. Paul Ryan of Janesville and Duffy of Wausau are part of what's known as the “couch caucus” in Congress. They don't have any residence in Washington, and sleep in their Capitol Hill offices instead. That may not seem the most comfortable lifestyle, but it could help keep them comfortably in their seats, or at least safe from the threat of tea party challenges. Because conservatives, especially emboldened by the