Growing up in a farming and ranching family, guns have been part of my life since I was a child. My grandfather taught me the importance of gun safety, marksmanship, and our right under the Constitution to own and use guns. Unfortunately, that constitutional right is violated the second one crosses into Washington D.C., which has some of the strictest gun laws in the nation. Read more about Expanding Second Amendment Rights
Connie Evans solutions to grow businesses include, “Investors, policymakers, and entrepreneurship organizations must also find ways to develop and fund vocational training for students and adults that assists with business start-up and continuing education credentialing, licensure, and degrees. New sustainable systems must be created to provide support and mentoring to Main Street businesses. Read more about Part Three: Forming an Alliance with the Minority Entrepreneur
Once again, Americans' privacy is under attack, this time by the spying eyes of our own U.S. Government. And people across the U.S. are wondering what is this section 702 issue.
I released the following statement after Senate Republicans released a discussion draft of legislation to replace the failed Affordable Care Act (ACA):
While many minorities have retreated from being members of the investor class, they are becoming business owners or self-employed. Kauffman Foundation recorded in their 2017 surveys that 24% of new entrepreneurs were Hispanic, 9% were blacks and 7.5% Asians and slightly over 40% of new business formation were started by minorities. Read more about Part Two: The Rise of Minority Entrepreneurs
By now you’ve heard about the two incidents in which a rendition of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar in New York was disrupted by Donald Trump supporters who objected to the assassination scene with a Trump-like Caesar.
The protesters who stormed the stage screamed that liberal hate promotes violence.