05.25.2011

By William Warren – Today’s cartoon comments on Obama’s and Reid’s casual disregard to the financial crisis and the deb ceiling issue.
05.25.2011

By Adam Bitely – Friedrich August von Hayek and John Maynard Keynes have been the central part of a near century long battle over the role that government should play in the economy. Time and again, the ideas and theories of Keynes and Hayek have […]
05.25.2011

By Rebekah Rast – There is no denying the overlap and ineffectiveness of various federally funded programs. And the federal government’s involvement in the education system is no exception. Even from looking at the President’s fiscal year 2012 budget, it seems not all federal education […]
05.25.2011

NRD Editor’s Note: The excellent post below first appeared at Fits News . By Talbert Black, Jr. — Friends of South Carolina, you can have access to a politician, or you can have power to influence him. You can’t have both! I have gained some experience over […]
05.24.2011

Diogenes, the Greek mythology figure, once used a lantern to find an honest person. Well, he would have found one in Illinois Treasury Secretary Dan Rutherford. ALG’s Robert Romano explains what this is all about.
05.24.2011

By Frank McCaffrey – Hear from ALG President Bill Wilson on the debt ceiling and how Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid needs a trip to spendaholics anonymous. Plus, we analyze what Reid says to cover for his addiction.
05.24.2011

By Nathan Mehrens – With much fanfare and self-congratulation, the Wage and Hour Division of the U.S. Department of Labor recently rolled out what it probably thought was an awesome idea: an iPhone app that allows hourly employees to keep track of their hours worked. […]
05.24.2011

By Kevin Mooney — Is Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey shrinking or growing in office? Some explanation is in order before a definitive answer can be given. Whenever Republicans gravitate toward big government polices during their time in office, as they tend to do […]
05.24.2011

By Bill Wilson -In April, the people of Iceland went to the polls, decisively rejecting a bailout of British and Dutch investors who lost billions in the Icesave bank in 2008. Iceland is the rare example of a nation that allowed its banks to fail in the […]