Carrie Sheffield is a Contributor at various media outlets, including Conservative Review and NBC News. She focuses on government and politics, social issues, and spirituality, often discussing topics such as inflation, the GOP, and world affairs. Carrie is also the author of 'Motorhome Prophecies: A Journey of Healing and Forgiveness' and has been featured in numerous publications, including The Daily Caller and The Washington Times.
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By: Carrie Sheffield
A top 2025 agenda item for D.C. policymakers is extending expiring provisions of 2017 tax cuts. Because most corporate tax changes are permanent, policymakers will focus on small businesses and individual taxes. Making tax rate reductions permanent will lower taxes for 80 percent of taxpayers—a critical need for Americans seeking economic relief. If tax cuts are not made permanent, tax increases begin in 2026.
GOP senators’ failing to vote on one particular Biden nomination, Lauren McFerran to another term as NLRB chair, would be a bad move.
By: Carrie Sheffield
In January, Congress and President-elect Trump plan to renew expiring provisions and add additional reforms to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA).
By: Carrie Sheffield
Senators, yes, it’s the holiday season and a lame-duck session, but don’t get distracted from the reason you’re in Washington —namely, to improve Americans’ lives.
By: Carrie Sheffield
Next month, Congress and the incoming Trump 2.0 White House are poised to renew expiring provisions and add additional reforms to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). In December 2017, a Republican Congress passed and President Trump signed the TCJA, a package of sweeping reforms to the U.S. tax code, both for individual filers and corporations. How much do you know about the TCJA and how its expiration could affect you? Let’s play “Two Truths and a Lie” to find out!
By: Carrie Sheffield
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Independent Women’s Forum released the following statement in response to the U.S. Senate vote on Lauren McFerran chairing the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) for another term. Senators voted 50 to 49 to strike down her confirmation.
By: Carrie Sheffield
Evangelical Christians in America, who backed Trump, don’t fit the stereotypes projected or assumed by many non-evangelicals.
By: Carrie Sheffield
Virginia Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin is demonstrating how states should work together with President-elect Donald Trump to enact a smart, conservative agenda.
By: Carrie Sheffield
Sunday is the seven-year anniversary of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, a landmark piece of legislation that contributed to historic economic prosperity under the first Trump administration
Jordan Peterson's new book is effectively a secular Bible study, defending Judeo-Christian values against secular attacks.
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