06.08.2011

In the following video, ALG President Bill Wilson takes the Obama Administration to task for its role in the auto bailout loans, which as the Washington Post noted in the following article below, GM and Chrysler still have not fully paid back, earning Obama three Pinocchio’s. From […]
06.08.2011

By Adam Bitely – Since the economy began to tumble in 2008, panic has been the number one driver of quick, knee-jerk legislative “fixes” in Washington, D.C. From multiple iterations of “stimulus”, TARP, auto-bailouts, and a myriad of new regulations that will supposedly prevent future […]
06.08.2011

By Rick Manning – Americans are dissatisfied and frustrated with their government because our elected representatives seem unwilling to do what is in the obvious best interest of the nation. In Washington, D.C. last week we saw the same tired dance that has led us to this […]
06.07.2011

President Barack Obama is bragging about the success of the auto bailouts. We, however, dissect what he is saying and expose the truth. Reporter Frank McCaffrey spoke with ALG President Bill Wilson on this issue.
06.07.2011

By Frank McCaffrey – Congressman Jack Kingston of Georgia speaks with us about the debt ceiling. Plus, Congressman Anthony Weiner may have tearfully apologized for his scandal but we are giving him the Big Government Bozo award for the second time.
06.07.2011

By Willie Soon and Paul Driessen – The Environmental Protection Agency recently issued 946 pages of new rules, requiring that U.S. power plants sharply reduce (already low) emissions of mercury and 83 other air pollutants. EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson claims that, while the regulations will […]
06.07.2011

By William Warren – Today’s cartoon looks at the debt crisis which is spreading from Europe to the U.S..
06.07.2011

By Bill Wilson – Eyebrows were raised on June 3 when it was reported that China is divesting itself of shorter-term U.S. treasuries . According to U.S. Treasury data, China’s holdings of short-term bills have dropped from $210 billion in May 2009 to $5.6 billion in March 2011 , a 97 percent decrease. Pundits have assured us the Chinese wouldn’t do this. Don’t worry about a run on the dollar, the conventional wisdom advised, it’s not in China’s interests […]