10.01.2008
On: 10/21/2008 22:20:49 In: First Amendment Free speech is under heavy fire again, and this time it’s not from the so-called “fairness doctrine.” The latest opponent to question the validity of that archaic and annoying 1st Amendment is none other than the presumed Democratic presidential nominee, Barack […]
10.01.2008
On: 10/21/2008 21:30:01 In: Energy Crisis, Global Warming Fraud, and the Environment Two of the more common boxing styles are the out-fighter style and the slugger style. The out-fighter focuses on staying agile and avoiding his opponent. He will land punches—generally not knockouts, though—gaining points, which will amass to victory. Think Floyd Patterson. […]
10.01.2008
On: 10/21/2008 20:36:55 In: Government Transparency If the Big Mac and plastic bag crackdown at the hands of the nattering, nagging Los Angeles City Council wasn’t enough to drive America up the wall, consider New York City for a moment. If you happen to own a retail store in the Big Apple, you […]
10.01.2008
On: 10/21/2008 19:39:20 In: Big Labor ALG Editor’s Note: Every once in a while, you find help from the least expected quarters, as evidenced by the following featured op-ed by George McGovern published in the Wall Street Journal: My Party Should Respect Secret Union Ballots By GEORGE MCGOVERNAugust 8, 2008; […]
10.01.2008
On: 10/20/2008 12:43:26 In: Fiscal Responsibility
10.01.2008
On: 10/19/2008 22:53:55 In: Capitol South By William Warren
10.01.2008
On: 10/16/2008 16:22:35 In: Energy Crisis, Global Warming Fraud, and the Environment Yesterday, the U.S. Senate voted unanimously, 94-0, to allow debate to proceed on the controversial “Stop Excessive Energy Speculation Act.” The bill itself presents no evidence of “excessive energy speculation” in oil futures markets. It simply assumes the facts. In truth, many politicians and analysts are simply […]
10.01.2008
On: 10/16/2008 12:05:47 In: Term Limits No matter what, it seems inevitable that regardless of how “honest” and “trustworthy” politicians profess to be as candidates, by the time they get into office, the power-grabbing begins. This is especially the case with Rep. Mark Meadows (D-East Lansing). During […]
10.01.2008
On: 10/16/2008 09:39:03 In: Monetary Policy There is growing buzz that the Federal government is limiting the availability of silver and gold coins due to high demand. The trouble appears to be much greater for silver, however, because more people can afford it—about $20/ounce vs. about $1,000/ounce. Even though Federal law states that the […]
