By David Bozeman – The good news for drivers is that gas prices are expected to fall by roughly 25 cents, just in time for Memorial Day and the summer driving season (which begs the question, where, Bill O’Reilly, do greedy oil execs and conniving […]

The Tea Party movement of 2010, the overwhelming victory for Team Harper in Canada, taxpayer revolts in Finland, calls for limited government in Iceland and a surprise political move in Ireland have all lead us to believe that there is a limited government movement throughout the world. Here’s ALG’s Robert Romano to explain.

Americans for Limited Government (ALG) is appealing the Department of Labor’s refusal to turn over all documents related to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request on enforcement of 185 laws the Department is required to follow . The request covered the Department’s implementation of an online enforcement database, which should have included prosecutions of corruption in labor unions, ALG maintains, but was not. “The FOIA is being stonewalled by the Labor Department,” said […]

Yesterday, Americans for Limited Government President Bill Wilson sent a letter to the Senate urging Senators to block the confirmation of Susan Carney from becoming a judge on the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. Here is the letter from Bill Wilson : May 11th, 2011 The Honorable Mitch McConnell Senate Minority […]

By Rebekah Rast – On Sept. 13, 2010, six pilot schools began instructing students in grades Kindergarten through 12 at the Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools in Los Angeles. The difference between this public school and most other public schools is the Robert F. Kennedy […]

By Howard Rich – Wherever possible President Barack Obama has sought to dilute or disguise the ideological war his administration has been waging against capitalism over the past twenty-seven months. As a result, his massive bureaucratic bailout became an “economic stimulus.” His takeover of the […]

By Frank McCaffrey – Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker’s union legislation has brought about protests and it has also brought stability to state municipal bonds:

Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker’s union legislation has brought about protests and it has also brought stability to state municipal bonds. For more on this, Reporter Frank McCaffrey spoke with ALG’s Robert Romano.

To receive the Must Reads in your inbox, click here ! Good Wednesday morning, Here are the Must Reads according to Adam Bitely : Will spending cuts ruin or improve America’s economy? The Nordic uprising over bailouts… Medicare double-talk Health Care compacts could help revive federalism and cancel out ObamaCare Surprise: Postal Service reports billions in loss… The EPA ignores jobs in its rush to regulate Senate Dems split with Obama on energy tax credits Boeing is pro-growth, not anti-union Environmentalists were for fracking before they were against it… Anti-Walmart folks: More pontificating, less producing On immigration–nice words, but not much chance Now Obama has ‘lost’ $1.3 trillion, or is the White House stonewalling another FOIA?

By Frank McCaffrey – Speaker of the House John Boehner told an audience at the Economic Club of New York that he wants serious spending cuts as a counter to raising the debt ceiling.