GOP-Controlled U.S. House Had a Remarkable Week
The GOP-controlled U.S. House made significant progress on issues traditionally seen as conservative priorities. This week, they focused on strengthening worker power, reducing Wall Street's influence, and aligning profit maximization with public interest. These actions reflect a shift in the Republican Party's approach to economic policy.
- ▪The Republican Congress advanced initiatives to strengthen worker power.
- ▪They aimed to curtail Wall Street influence in economic matters.
- ▪The focus was on aligning profit maximization with the public interest.
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Strengthening worker power, curtailing Wall Street influence, and aligning profit maximization with the public interest have been American Compass priorities since Day One, representing obviously conservative imperatives we were told the Republican Party would never pursue. This week, a Republican Congress moved forward on all three. Read Full Article ⟶
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