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Civil Liberties

Buglecall supports the protection of our civil liberties under the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. We have a particular focus on the First Amendment which embodies the liberty of free expression through speech and the media, freedom of religious belief and practice, freedom of political belief,  and the right for peaceful assembly to appeal to the government to modify policies and eradicate injustices.

We support the Second Amendment which protects our right to keep and bear arms and the Fourth Amendment which prevents the government from unreasonable search and seizure of our individual property.

While we acknowledge the equal protection clause under the 14th amendment which provides access to free public elementary and secondary school education for all US citizens and legal residents, we are also proponents of school choice which grants parents the ability to select the best educational option for their children including traditional public, public charter, parochial, private or home school.

In The News

Marco Rubio, Banned from China, Defends Tough Beijing Stance at Confirmation Hearing

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) answered concerns about his longstanding, vocal stance against the atrocities committed by communist China in his confirmation hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Wednesday where he appeared following his nomination to be secretary of state. The post Marco Rubio, Banned from China, Defends Tough Beijing Stance at Confirmation Hearing appeared first on Breitbart.

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Biden Unveils Last-Minute FDA Proposal To Lower Cigarette Nicotine Levels

Biden Unveils Last-Minute FDA Proposal To Lower Cigarette Nicotine Levels In the final days of the Biden-Harris administration, the Food and Drug Administration announced a proposed rule to reduce nicotine levels in cigarettes to decrease the addictiveness of combustible tobacco products. The news sent tobacco stocks marginally lower in the cash session.  The proposed rule (RIN 0910-AI76), “Tobacco Product Standard for Nicotine Yield of Cigarettes and Certain Other Combusted Tobacco Products,” aims to slash nicotine in cigarettes to approximately .7 milligrams per gram of tobacco.  “FDA is proposing this action to reduce the addictiveness of these products, thus giving people who are addicted and wish to quit the ability to do so more easily,” the FDA wrote in the proposed rule, adding, “The proposed product standard is anticipated to benefit the population as a whole.”  Major tobacco stocks, including Philip Morris International, Altria Group, and British American Tobacco, were each down around half a percent in the early afternoon cash session.  “Multiple administrations have acknowledged the immense opportunity that a proposal of this kind offers to address the burden of tobacco-related disease,” FDA commissioner Robert M. Califf wrote in a statement.  Califf continued, “This action, if finalized, could save many lives and dramatically reduce the burden of severe illness and disability, while also saving huge amounts of money.” Whether the incoming Trump administration will allow the proposal to move forward remains unclear, given Reynolds American donated $8 million to Trump’s main super PAC during the prior election cycle. Meanwhile, anti-tobacco advocates have been furious with the Biden-Harris team for its notable failure to ban menthol cigarettes before the election. Such a ban would’ve sparked a political backlash among Black voters – something Democrats tried to avoid.  NEW: The Biden admin is on the verge of effectively banning cigarettes, a move that would deliver a huge win to the cartels and the black market. According to

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