American Stewards of Liberty

Since when did Washington become a shareholder in private businesses?

The federal government has announced or completed 40 deals involving ownership stakes in private companies, raising concerns among free-market advocates about government overreach.

Now Washington isn’t just regulating businesses. It’s investing in them, potentially influencing their decisions and choosing which companies receive government backing.

Even Republican lawmakers are questioning the practice.

The government should not be picking winners and losers in the private sector. Private enterprise must remain independent of political influence.

How much more can American ranchers afford to lose?

Grazing use on BLM lands has reportedly dropped more than 50% since 1954, and federal land restrictions continue to put pressure on families who depend on these lands to make a living.

Now, R-CALF USA is fighting back with a new Federal Lands Committee focused on grazing restrictions, agency overreach, and protecting ranchers' access to public lands.

With America's cattle herd at its smallest since 1951, the stakes couldn't be higher.

America needs more ranchers raising livestock, not more federal obstacles pushing them out of business.

From Virginia to Georgia to Texas, data center expansion is driving MASSIVE transmission projects, and landowners are paying the price.

Even country music star @tanyatucker is fighting a proposed power line through her Texas ranch.

Georgia landowner Cynthia Van Epps put it best: “People whose property is being stolen from them, if they can’t afford an attorney, that’s too bad. They’re up against these major companies.”

No family should have to spend a fortune defending their own property. Eminent domain protections MUST be strengthened.

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A major development for private property rights in Pennsylvania!

Gov. Josh Shapiro has signed a new law restricting game wardens from entering posted private property without a warrant, following a state Supreme Court ruling that strengthened landowners' constitutional protections.

The legislation passed UNANIMOUSLY in both chambers, showing bipartisan agreement that protecting wildlife and respecting private property rights can go hand in hand.

The law still allows searches under recognized legal exceptions, but makes one thing clear: A posted property line carries constitutional protections, even when that land is farmland, forest or open fields.

Billions of dollars in transmission costs. Thousands of acres of private property at risk. Decisions that will impact Texans for DECADES.

Yet unelected grid regulators are moving forward with a massive 765-kV transmission buildout without adequately demonstrating why it is necessary.

Texas lawmakers MUST step in and demand a full review before more land is condemned and billions are committed.