Continuing on the Recovery Summer and Stimulus: State by State , we head to Arizona. Quick Arizona facts: In January of 2009, the unemployment rate in Arizona was 8%. As of June 30, 2010, the unemployment rate was 9.6%–a net increase of 1.6%! (Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics ) According to Recovery.gov, Arizona has received 4,791 […]

By David Bozeman – According to Atlanta Journal & Constitution columnist Cynthia Tucker, Democrats will likely lose big in November because of “the elephant in the room” nobody’s talking about, that being “race, changing demographics, fear of a white minority.” Liberals typically pull ‘racism’ out […]

Continuing on the Recovery Summer and Stimulus: State by State , we head to Maryland. Quick Maryland facts: In January of 2009, the unemployment rate in Maryland was 6.1%. As of June 30, 2010, the unemployment rate was 7.1%–a net increase of 1%! (Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics ) According to Recovery.gov, Maryland has received 4,188 […]

To receive the Must Reads in your inbox, click here ! Good Tuesday Morning, Americans for Limited Government President Bill Wilson ’s quote of the day from The Real Radicals Are Running Wild in Washington : “Destroying the free market, reducing states to mere “vassal” status and subjugating American rights to the liberal policing of a new […]

Although the Obama White House is filled to the brim with former lobbyists, Rep. John Boehner’s alliances and connections with pro-business groups are somehow illegitimate and unseemly. With the mid-term elections just a few weeks away, the idea here is to take down and discredit […]

Editor’s Note: With this Friday being Constitution day, we will be covering the Constitution throughout the week with a new article each day that examines a particular section or article of the Constitution. The Executive branch is one of the more controversial branches of the […]

By Rebekah Rast – Do you remember The Little Engine That Could? He was just a small engine that was able to pull an entire line of cars up a steep grade and down the other side. As the little engine chanted, “I think I […]

Tuesday, September 14th is primary day here in Maryland. Campaign signs litter roadways and volunteers greet commuters as they idle at traffic lights in Prince George’s County. One hot button issue that should be on the mind of Maryland voters is immigration. As the number […]