The ACRU Joins the Conservative Action Project in Saying 'No' to Earmarks
ACRU Chairman and CEO Susan Carleson signed this memo urging House members to uphold the ban on earmarks.
The Media’s March Toward Irrelevance
The Women’s March gets covered, but the March for Life is all but ignored.
Universities Cave to Snowflakes
Generosity demands that we forgive these precious snowflakes and hope that they grow up.
ACRU v. Noxubee County (MS) — Consent Decree
JACKSON, MS. (January 25, 2017) — Election officials in Mississippi’s Noxubee County, long known for corrupt election practices, signed a court-approved consent decree on Jan. 24 with the American Civil Rights Union (ACRU), agreeing to clean up and maintain the county’s voter rolls.
The ACRU had filed a lawsuit in November 2015 with evidence that the county had more registered voters than legally eligible residents and had not maintained its voter rolls as required by the National Voter Registration Act (Motor Voter Law). During at least three recent elections (2010, 2012 and 2014) the county had well over 100 percent registration rates.
“This is the fourth Mississippi county we’ve […]
Donald Trump Won the Respect Vote
Is Donald Trump the “legitimate” president? Absolutely.
Calm Down, Sessions Is the Man for the Job: Your Say
Dissing the civil rights record of Sen. Jeff Sessions is disturbingly wrong-headed.
Video: Ken Blackwell Speaks on the Violent Inauguration Protests
ACRU Senior Fellow and Policy Board member J. Kenneth Blackwell spoke to Fox Business News on the violent protests in Washington during President Trump's inauguration.
Video: Blackwell Defends Trump's EPA Pick to CBS
ACRU Senior Fellow and Policy Board member J. Kenneth Blackwell spoke to CBS News about President Elect Donald Trump's selection for EPA head Scott Pruitt.
International Trade Thuggery
Lower labor costs are not the only reason companies move to other countries.
Video: Ken Blackwell Talks Chicago Crime Wave
ACRU Senior Fellow and Policy Board member J. Kenneth Blackwell spoke to Lou Dobbs on the continuing crime crisis in Chicago and the unfair accusations against its police department.