10.01.2008
On: 10/20/2008 10:26:58 In: Energy Crisis, Global Warming Fraud, and the Environment Once in blue moon, the truth comes out. Every so often those perpetrating a con or fraud slip up and let the cat out of the bag; they expose their real aim. Such a slip occurred today when Mike Lux, writing on the left-wing blog Open Left , […]
10.01.2008
On: 10/19/2008 22:10:06 In: Fiscal Responsibility ALG Editor’s Note: In the following interview from Human Events, Senator Tom Coburn reminds readers why it was so vitally important that Republican members of the Senate vote against proceeding to debate on the Reid Omnibus Spending Bill: Don’t Free the Coburn 35 by Jed Babbin […]
10.01.2008
On: 10/16/2008 15:18:39 In: Government Transparency
10.01.2008
On: 10/16/2008 11:30:51 In: First Amendment It is time to present the first-ever ALG Award for Editorial Excellence – The ALGEE. Henceforth, The ALGEE will be awarded on a monthly basis to that newspaper publishing the single most sagacious and courageous award in the previous 30 days. […]
10.01.2008
On: 10/15/2008 16:07:03 In: Term Limits
10.01.2008
On: 10/15/2008 11:14:55 In: Monetary Policy Wed Jul 2, 2008 9:14am BSTBy James Saft LONDON (Reuters) – A surging oil price and a falling dollar show financial markets are giving short shrift to tough talk from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke about fighting inflation and supporting the […]
10.01.2008
On: 10/14/2008 16:20:53 In: 2nd Amendment By Carter ClewsExecutive Editor Justice John Paul Stevens, rapidly failing physically and mentally, needs to do the honorable thing and step down from the Supreme Court. Simply put, he has become an embarrassment to himself and a danger to the country. […]
10.01.2008
On: 10/14/2008 11:51:56 In: Taxes After Virginia’s Supreme Court ruled that the State’s regional taxing authorities to fund transportation projects in congested areas like Northern Virginia and the Hampton Roads area were unconstitutional because they circumvented the State’s requirement of legislative approval for tax increases, debate […]
10.01.2008
On: 10/13/2008 13:17:27 In: Big Labor Should the government subsidize political activities—especially when those political activities are abhorrent to the taxpayers whose money is taken to fund the subsidies? The State of Idaho thinks not. And it’s willing to go to the mat to make its point. […]
10.01.2008
On: 10/13/2008 09:32:39 In: Big Labor Lest there was any doubt of the counterproductive results upon public education—and State budgets—that are spawned by teachers’ unions, one need look no further than the April 30th edition of the New York Times , where a program was reported for out-of-work teachers complete with salary and benefits was […]
