CFPB called its own case “abusive,” but the court said fixing it would shake public trust. We say, it's time to vacate the settlement in the unjust case against Townstone Financial. pacificlegal.org/judge-wont-all…

To say this is a bad call would be an understatement. Fixing the problems of a faulty and abusive prosecution would only help restore the public's trust in the institution, if it can even be recovered at this point.

SPECIAL EPISODE: Ike Brannon Ike Brannon joins host Andrew_Langer to discuss how the Jack Kemp Foundation views the REINS Act as vital to restoring congressional oversight and curbing runaway regulation.

SPECIAL EPISODE: Host Andrew_Langer speaks with Jonathan Wolfson, Chief Policy Director at the Cicero Institute, who explains how outdated laws are weaponized by agencies and why the REINS Act restores legislative clarity.

Thank you Andrew_Langer for having me on Lunch Hour Podcast to discuss the REINS Act and why it matters for our millions of activists here at Americans for Prosperity.

SPECIAL EPISODE: Host Andrew_Langer speaks with Hillsdale College professor Joe Postell. Postell unpacks the philosophical and constitutional basis for the REINS Act and calls for a return to representative lawmaking and true separation of powers.

SPECIAL EPISODE: Joe Luppino-Esposito of Pacific Legal 🗡⚖️ joins host Andrew_Langer to break down how the REINS Act would restore balance. From regulatory overreach to the erosion of democratic accountability, Esposito outlines how unchecked bureaucracies affect livelihoods.

.Andrew_Langer continues his excellent series on the REINS Act ft. my good friend Joe Luppino-Esposito of Pacific Legal 🗡⚖️ on this episode.

At 3:23am the House voted to move forward to debate the BBB. Our 7-9am show brings analysis from Antjuan Seawright Barbara Comstock and Aaron Rupar plus legal news from Joe Luppino-Esposito and Edward Klaris, polling with Cliff Young and Ilan Berman on global hot spots. Ch 124 SiriusXM P.O.T.U.S.

Two years after the Supreme Court ruled home equity theft unconstitutional, D.C. still hasn't updated its laws. Homeowners don't have time to waste. 🖊️: PLF Senior Attorney Christina Martin 🗞️: The Washington Post

The City of Seattle forced Joshua Diemert to take D.E.I. training.  One of his colleagues told him that his race was “to blame for all injustices in the United States.” 🔗 justice.gov/crt/media/1408…

This seems to be real.. Hey, Grok, who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was.

I commend EPA Administrator Zeldin for revisiting the endangerment finding. This is a much-needed action that will help get the EPA back to being the Environmental Protection Agency and not the "Economic Planning Agency." tinyurl.com/4kcsmxhn

🚨 The U.S. EPA is revisiting the Endangerment Finding—the 2009 decision that gave unelected bureaucrats sweeping power to regulate carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.That’s a VERY good thing and long overdue. Pacific Legal 🗡⚖️ applauds the move by Lee Zeldin, and here's why. 🧵

South Carolina is one of only 6 states with mandatory deference - alongside blue states like New Jersey and Illinois. Our court system should act independently for the people, not as a rubber stamp for state agencies. The Small Business Regulatory Freedom Act (H. 3021) would

🔥 NEW @LunchHourPod! @AVGJoele from Pacific Legal 🗡⚖️ joins to break down how local tyranny (yes, your HOA!) reflects the dangers of unchecked government power. ➡️ It starts on your street and ends in Washington. 🎧 Listen now: tr.ee/ctXL0vh6se

"Imagine being fined by your HOA… because a for-profit company makes money from every citation." This week on @LunchHourPod, @AVGJoele exposes how overregulation starts small and spreads big. Don’t miss it 👉 youtu.be/Ws2ABQQu1xM?si… Pacific Legal 🗡⚖️

For legal advocates like Joe Luppino-Esposito, the overturning of the Chevron deference is a chance to restore constitutional order if Congress steps up and the courts remain vigilant. buff.ly/7dToxwR

We're huge fans of constitutional order. And Joe Luppino-Esposito of course :)

Decently succinct explanation of my job if I do say so myself