Ron Paul talks about the concept of cut, cap and balance for our federal budget (cg: Ron Paul (R-TX)/Texas Congressman or Presidential Candidate) TRT: 16 OC: could endorse that”

Dr. Mike Burgess (R-TX) will be introducing an amendment to the Energy and Water appropriations bill that, if passed, will bring an end to the ban of incandescent light bulbs. The Burgess amendment will block implementation or enforcement of Department of Energy regulations to phase-out […]

House Speaker John Boehner has a historic chance to take back control over the debt ceiling debate today by joining with his House Republican colleagues in tying any increase in the debt ceiling to passage of cut, cap and balance legislation. Cut, cap and balance […]

To receive the Must Reads in your inbox,  click here ! Good Thursday morning, Here are the  Must Reads according to  Adam Bitely : Crazy debt talk Moody’s places U.S. on review for credit downgrade… In debt standoff, some in GOP ask: Can’t we do something? Obama’s debt ceiling ‘grand bargain’ doesn’t exist Who owns the debt ceiling fiasco? Obama Obama walks out of debt limit talks on Wednesday Debt Plan B and limited government’s future America tunes Obama out The milk carton Republicans… Wanna know how GE gets its tax bill so low? Obama administration labor rule changes are unfair to employers The disappearing recovery IPAB: “The roach after the nuclear blast”

By Victor Morawski – December of 2009 was a tense time for libertarians, conservatives and global warming skeptics worldwide, the month of the UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark. Members of the environmental left across the globe had high hopes going into that conference that this […]

By Robert Romano – If congressional Republicans never had any intention of using the increase in the $14.294 trillion debt ceiling as leverage to extract big spending cuts from the Harry Reid-led Senate and the Obama Administration, they had ample opportunity after the 2010 elections to say so. […]

The debt ceiling vote could do for Republicans today what the TARP vote did for them in 2008…

By Rick Manning – What if you were to learn that a massive Saudi Arabia sized supply of oil was available just 500 miles north of our border? What if this supply of oil was controlled by an ally of the United States who wanted to develop it […]

Remember when Congressman Bob Inglis voted against his party/people’s wishes on TARP? After that one, he is no longer with the company. The debt ceiling vote could make that happen for others.

The House needs to do its job, pass an increase in the debt ceiling attached with hundreds of billions of immediate cuts to the 2012 budget, and send it to the Senate.  Then, if there needs to be anyone to blame, it will be Harry […]