Why is Jeanne Shaheen taking money from shady lobbyists?

On September 24, Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.) held a fundraiser at the home of the corrupt lobbyist, Bill Broydrick, who in 1989 pled guilty to giving illegal gifts to politicians. He has also been tied to the “D.C. Madam” prostitution ring, with his phone number appearing on Deborah Jeane Palfrey’s call records.

The fundraiser cost $1,000 per individual or PAC, or $2,500 to sponsor. Checks were made payable to Shaheen for Senate, according to a report by the Daily Caller that obtained an invitation to the event.

This is just wrong. Sign the petition and demand Shaheen return Broydrick’s dirty money immediately!

Can you imagine low-income housing being built in the middle of your neighborhood?

Starting in October 2014, the Obama administration via the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will be empowered to force local communities to build evenly distributed neighborhoods based on income.

Left unchecked, the impact of this regulation will be felt nationwide. If your community accepts federal funding, and chances are it does, these federally imposed housing quotas are coming to your neighborhood. This has nothing to do with housing discrimination, which has been illegal since the 1960s. Local rules only determine what can be built where, not who can live in a community, and yet the government believes your neighborhood is “discriminatory” because it has nice homes to live in.

The House of Representatives has already acted, prohibiting implementation of the regulation. Now, it is the Senate’s turn to act. Senator Mike Lee has introduced a bill to stop Obama and HUD from imposing high-density, low-income housing on suburban neighborhoods. Please urge Senator Al Franken to sign the attached pledge, “Defund HUD high-density, low-income income housing quotas” and to support the Lee amendment to preserve local decisions over community development.

Can you imagine low-income housing being built in the middle of your neighborhood?

Starting in October 2014, the Obama administration via the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will be empowered to force local communities to build evenly distributed neighborhoods based on income.

Left unchecked, the impact of this regulation will be felt nationwide. If your community accepts federal funding, and chances are it does, these federally imposed housing quotas are coming to your neighborhood. This has nothing to do with housing discrimination, which has been illegal since the 1960s. Local rules only determine what can be built where, not who can live in a community, and yet the government believes your neighborhood is “discriminatory” because it has nice homes to live in.

The House of Representatives has already acted, prohibiting implementation of the regulation. Now, it is the Senate’s turn to act. Senator Mike Lee has introduced a bill to stop Obama and HUD from imposing high-density, low-income housing on suburban neighborhoods. Please urge Senator Mark Udall to sign the attached pledge, “Defund HUD high-density, low-income income housing quotas” and to support the Lee amendment to preserve local decisions over community development.

Rob Astorino explains how the federal government is attempting to take over housing in Westchester County.–Greenlawn, New York. July 13, 2014

Florida Congressman Ted Yoho (R- FL) sat with Americans for Limited Government’s Rick Manning to discuss his first year in office and reflect on Obamacare, the Obama administration, sugar policy and the Benghazi scandal.

Joe Manchin once claimed he was going to fight the environmentalist movement. We’re asking him to truly follow through on this fight today!

Gina McCarthy in her capacity at the EPA the Office of Air and Radiation approved the use of DuPont’s R1234yf air conditioning refrigerant in U.S. vehicles, ignoring a massive European recall by Daimler Benz when the product caught fire in crash testing scenarios. She is Barack Obama’s nominee now to head the EPA.

What we learned at the Sierra Club protest against the Keystone XL pipeline in Washington D.C.

American Tradition Institute scholar and head of Junkscience.com Steve Milloy gave an exclusive interview to ALG. The topic…the Environmental Protection Agency’s human testing projects. Reporter Frank McCaffrey has the report on this abhorrent practice.

Congress has passed a bill that saves us from falling off the fiscal cliff. There is some funny wording in it. Here is our take on the deal.