Deo gratiam habeamus
Let us be grateful to God
NICS Data Reporting Act of 2026
The bill increases transparency by requiring annual demographic reporting on NICS denials—helping Congress identify disparities and improve appeals fairness—while raising privacy risks for individuals, adding administrative costs, and creating the potential for misleading conclusions if categories are inconsistent.
Epstein Files Transparency Act II
To terminate the Department of Education.
The bill reduces federal bureaucracy by eliminating the Department of Education and potentially increases state flexibility, but does so at high risk of disrupted funding and services for students and schools, legal and compliance confusion for states and institutions, job losses for federal employees, and transitional costs for taxpayers.
AIPAC Act
The bill increases transparency and gives DOJ stronger tools to detect and deter covert foreign influence, but does so at the cost of greater scrutiny, compliance and legal costs, and the risk of chilling lawful advocacy and politically motivated enforcement.
No Capital Gains Tax on Family Farms Act
The bill helps keep family farms in families by letting sellers exclude gains and giving transferees favorable basis treatment, but it reduces federal revenue and creates opportunities for tax deferral or avoidance that complicate enforcement.
Surveillance Accountability Act
The bill substantially strengthens individual Fourth Amendment privacy protections and private remedies (warrants required for much third‑party data, limits on biometric surveillance, and personal liability for violations) at the cost of greater burdens, potential delays for law enforcement, and increased litigation and compliance costs for federal employees, agencies, and businesses.
Interstate Milk Freedom Act of 2026
The bill increases interstate market access and legal protections for raw‑milk transactions and preserves State control, but does so by limiting federal oversight—raising public‑health risks and regulatory inconsistency across States.
No Immunity for Glyphosate Act
The bill expands federal legal remedies and corporate accountability for harms tied to elemental phosphorus and glyphosate while forbidding federal enforcement and spending under a related Executive Order—trading greater avenues for victim relief and potential public‑health protections against higher litigation-driven costs, insurer/liability impacts, and possible reductions in federal supply coordination and emergency preparedness.
NATO Act
This bill reduces and clarifies U.S. financial and legal commitments to NATO—potentially lowering near‑term costs and giving clearer authority over withdrawal and funding—but does so at the risk of weakening collective defense, reducing U.S. influence with allies, and raising significant long‑term security and economic costs for Americans.
National Constitutional Carry Act
The bill expands and clarifies individuals' public-carry rights and protects some private-property rules, trading increased individual freedom to carry in public for reduced local control and likely higher public-safety, enforcement, and litigation costs.