03.23.2012

According to the “Wall Street Journal,” student loan debt has topped $1 trillion in the U.S. Not to mention the fact that youth unemployment is high. Yet, the Obama re-election campaign is still working to rally youth voters.
03.21.2012

President Andrew Jackson never backed down from a fight. This included his battle to drop the national debt. Here’s a look at how “Old Hickory” did business.
03.20.2012

You won’t believe what a certain publication says about the President’s spending habits. You will, however, believe the statistics on his 2013 budget proposal. Reporter Frank McCaffrey has the details.
03.19.2012

It’s been two years since government health care was passed. That program has had a number of problems. Reporter Frank McCaffrey looks at the issues that have come up with ObamaCare over the last two years.
03.16.2012

They are both off the mark and it’s for a reason. Check out this infomercial that explains how these two world leaders can be so out of it or just plain wrong. It’s because they are using “Harry Reid’s Magical Glasses” and “Whatever the Hell Joe Biden Is On!”
03.15.2012

Drilling for natural gas has helped North Dakota drop its unemployment statistics and make its economy boom. Why isn’t the rest of the country following its lead? Better yet, why isn’t Barack Obama following its lead?
03.14.2012

Hear from ALG Counsel Nathan Mehrens on a new bill to stop some ridiculous ideas that come from bureaucrats in big Washington, DC buildings. A Kentucky Congressman is looking to “REIN” in regs. Reporter Frank McCaffrey explains.
03.14.2012

See hidden camera video of voter fraud being committed and you will know that it is something that happens on a regular basis. ALG’s Don Todd spoke with reporter Frank McCaffrey about this issue.
03.12.2012

President Obama seems to need the teleprompter and Presidential candidate Rick Santorum believes the prompter should be illegal. This idea could lead to bad things! The again, the President having a prompter has lead to bad things.
03.09.2012

We are hearing that unemployment is at 8.3 percent. But there is more to it…a lot more to it. Here’s ALG’s Robert Romano to explain.