10.14.2011

Must Reads for October 14

10.13.2011

Occupy D.C. Attacks Obama, Government

The reportedly confused message of “Occupy Wall Street” has also hit the streets of Washington, D.C., but it appears they may have some ire for Big Government as well. “Occupy DC” has set up camp in capital. However, they came across a counter-protest. ALG’s Rebecca DiFede has the story.

10.13.2011

Occupy DC attacks Obama, government

By Frank McCaffrey — The confused message of “Occupy Wall Street” has also hit the streets of Washington, D.C.  ALG’s Rebecca DiFede has the story.

10.13.2011

The NBA not being so FANtastic

By Frank McCaffrey — The National Basketball Association lockout has a lot to do with the National Labor Relations Board. We spoke with ALG Counsel Nathan Mehrens about how this government organization is working to help millionaires in the NBA. Reporter Frank McCaffrey has the […]

10.13.2011

The next depression

By Robert Romano — The next depression is already here.  It is a realization this author does not come to lightly, but unless and until the capital regime formalized internationally in Basel, Switzerland in 1988 is brought to a swift conclusion as the greatest colossal mistake ever […]

10.13.2011

Defining health benefits and defining away states’ rights

By John Vinci — On October 6, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) issued its 297-page report that the Obama Administration will use to define what is including in the “Essential Health Benefits” (EHB) list.  The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is expected to define the […]

10.13.2011

Must Reads for October 13

10.12.2011

Must Reads for October 12

10.12.2011

2012: The common sense election

By David Bozeman — Want to annoy a liberal?  Tell one that America needs a business-person as president to put our economic house in order.  Most libs will, however subtly, react defensively, given that their experiment in “transforming” America has turned out — how to […]

10.12.2011

The mouse that roared?

By Bill Wilson — It might not be an overstatement to say that the fate of representative government hangs in the balance as Slovakia has rejected the €440 billion European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF). It fell 21 votes short of a majority. Was it the day the mouse roared? When a free people stood up — as did the people of Iceland recently — […]

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