By Nathan Mehrens When the New York Times uses an editorial to criticize your actions , that is generally a good indication that you are on the right track. Such is the case of the Times’ criticisms of home health care workers (leveled mostly at their attorneys) who do not […]

By Robert Romano It was 1932 all over again. The economy had collapsed right before the 2008 election, and, as a result, Democrats swept to commanding majorities in the House and Senate, and claimed the White House from an unpopular incumbent Republican. It had all the makings […]

This article was originally published on FoxNews.com, linked below. By Rick Manning Intimidation is an ugly word. It is even an uglier practice. Yet that is exactly what the United Auto Workers union is doing in General Motors plants in right to work states Kansas and Tennessee. […]

By Robert Romano This is easily one of the most favorable political environments for Republican congressional prospects in quite a long time, particularly on the Senate side of the equation. An unpopular president in his sixth year in office typically does not do well in the midterms, […]

By William Warren

This article was originally published in TheHill.com, full version linked below. By Rick Manning The first shoe to drop in an impending Obamacare funding grant scandal was heard in New York this week, where the Freelancers Union, which received a $340 million health insurance co-op grant from the […]

By Rick Manning Urge Congress to end sugar subsidies the right way! Federal government sugar support or subsidies have been part of our national policy since the First Congress of the United States in 1789 legislated a foreign sugar tariff to help fund the fledgling government . Sugar subsidies, supports or tariffs have existed virtually non-stop throughout our nation’s history since this initial act of Congress.  From the last half of the 20th Century to today, […]

By Tom Toth Does the principle of “Leave no man behind” end when a member of the United States military leaves the battlefield? It apparently does in the present Commander-in-Chief’s mind. United States Marine Corps Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi served two tours in Iraq, was meritoriously promoted while there, […]

By Marita Noon “When the Dunes Sagebrush Lizard (DSL) was being considered for listing under the Endangered Species Act (ESA), significant parts of the Texas economy were placed at risk,” Chris Bryan, agency spokesman for the Texas Comptroller, told me when I asked about the […]

By Rick Manning Federal government sugar support or subsidies have been part of our national policy since the First Congress of the United States in 1789 legislated a foreign sugar tariff to help fund the fledgling government . Sugar subsidies, supports or tariffs have existed virtually non-stop throughout our nation’s history since this initial act of Congress. From the last half of the 20th Century to today, […]