Two Senators can stop President Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh...

Senators Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski

These liberal Senators are already coming under intense pressure and scrutiny in this early stage of the confirmation process. Yesterday, both were out making public comments on Judge Kavanaugh and the process -- and neither would commit on how they might vote. But Murkowski is already pointing to abortion rights and gun control as her key litmus tests.

President Trump just made his announcement for his Supreme Court nominee... Judge Brett Kavanagh, a well-qualified candidate who fits the President' campaign pledge of nominating individuals who will interpret the Constitution and not legislate from the bench.

Here's how Kavanaugh described his judicial philosophy last night:

"My judicial philosophy is straightforward.  A judge must be independent and must interpret the law, not make the law.  A judge must interpret statutes as written.  And a judge must interpret the Constitution as written, informed by history and tradition and precedent."

Read Grassfire's briefing on Judge Kavanaugh's legal philsophy.

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Did you see the jobs report?

President Trump did it AGAIN!

First, the economy added over 213,000 jobs in June. And here's the kicker: the number of EMPLOYED Americans reached a record high of 155,576,000 -- after years of seeing more and more people simply choose not to work under Obama! As the President said this week:

"Our economic policy can be summed up in three very simple but beautiful words... Jobs, jobs, jobs."

Despite all the anti-Trump noise... despite all the now open attacks on anyone who supports this President... despite the never-ending, bogus Mueller investigation... despite all the negativity directed at his administration... President Trump is actually leading a revolution to make our nation great again.

But how is Trump doing it?

As I celebrated Independence Day with my family yesterday, an interesting thought struck me...

Why don't we celebrate September 3 as our Independence Day?

After all, that was the day that the Treaty of Paris was signed, formally ending the War for Independence. That was the day we won the battle for independence. So why not celebrate September the Third? The answer reveals an important aspect of what it means to be an American.

Writing a book is an interesting journey. 

On one hand, you have the "end" in mind when you start. That concept is usually what drives one to write a book in the first place -- some intellectual "destination" that you want to guide the reader to. In this way, book writing is quite deductive. The writer begins with a premise based on experience and then works to the particulars (proofs).

On the other hand, book writing is also inductive. Or more bluntly, surprising.

We just posted our first e-course on our new platform. It's called "Thriving 101."

This seven-part series is our opportunity to introduce you to Grassfire's new organizing idea to "help America thrive." I hope you enjoy the series as much as I did in making it!

Go here to get started on Thriving 101.

A Rasmussen survey is showing that 31% of Americans say "it’s likely that the United States will experience a second civil war sometime in the next five years."

While that's stunning, the Rasmussen survey revealed another shocking trend that is even more concerning...

Here's how they are going to stop President Trump's Supreme Court nominee to fill retiring Justice Kennedy's seat...

They can't do it on votes because Republicans control the Senate.

They can't do it on the ideology of the nominee because the President will nominate a very qualified candidate.

But there is another way to defeat the President's nominee...

As you may know, Grassfire is expanding our vision around the idea of "helping America thrive." I am very excited about this shift because I believe we must give the context for the ideals of liberty and limited government our nation so desperately needs.