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
The bill increases transparency and victim access to Epstein‑related records and strengthens state and congressional oversight, at the cost of heightened privacy and national‑security exposure risks, added litigation burdens, and potential chilling effects on federal employees.
To terminate the Department of Education.
The bill shrinks federal bureaucracy and could increase state/local control over education, but it risks substantial disruption to students, schools, state governments, federal employees, and taxpayers by abolishing the Department of Education without clear plans to transfer programs, funding, or enforcement responsibilities.
AIPAC Act
The bill strengthens transparency and DOJ's ability to identify and act on foreign-influenced advocacy, trading off increased enforcement power for higher compliance costs, legal uncertainty, and a risk of chilling lawful speech and politicized complaints.
No Capital Gains Tax on Family Farms Act
The bill makes it substantially easier and cheaper for families to keep farms across generations through tax exclusions and basis adjustments, at the cost of reduced federal revenue, potential deferred or shifted tax burdens, and greater risk of intra-family tax avoidance that complicates enforcement.
Surveillance Accountability Act
The bill substantially strengthens individual digital privacy and remedies against unlawful searches by generally requiring warrants and enabling suits against responsible federal actors, while imposing new burdens, delays, and litigation risks for law enforcement, agencies, federal employees, and some commercial data uses.
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 increases victims’ access to federal remedies and corporate accountability while blocking federal implementation of an executive order — improving compensation and deterrence but raising litigation costs, legal uncertainty, and risks to federal coordination and supply 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.