On: 07/20/2008 13:36:12 In: Big Labor A new poll from American Solutions finds that 79% of Americans support workers’ rights to Federally-supervised secret ballot elections when the question of whether to organize a union occurs. This poll was released as Congress considers stripping workers of their secret ballot rights: “Last year, Congress introduced […]

On: 07/16/2008 20:47:43 In: Page v. Lexington In response to several requests from journalists across the nation for more information regarding the precedent-setting free speech case, Page v. Lexington County School District One, ALG News correspondent Carter Clews recently sat down for a video interview with appellant Randy […]

On: 07/16/2008 15:21:56 In: Energy Crisis, Global Warming Fraud, and the Environment In recent years it has become en vogue to blame oil companies for the escalating prices of gasoline. In truth, there is only about 10 cents per gallon made in “obscene profits” (as our salons would say) when gasoline is sold. […]

On: 07/16/2008 13:02:29 In: Energy Crisis, Global Warming Fraud, and the Environment For more than 30 years, Big Government has stood in the way of new gasoline refineries, new oil drilling, and new nuclear power plants – all the while proclaiming its unwavering support for “energy independence”. Now, at last, there may be […]

On: 07/29/2008 15:47:47 In: Term Limits Apparently, if at first you don’t succeed, try, try, try – and try – again. Undeterred by repeated failure at the ballot box, the California Legislature is once again trying to turn “public service” into a tenured profession. U.S. Term Limits […]

On: 07/20/2008 16:37:06 In: 2nd Amendment The Mayor of Philadelphia, Michael Nutter, a Democrat, has declared independence – from State law and the Federal Constitution, both of which protect the right to bear arms.As he signed five new gun control laws, the Mayor compared himself to the […]

On: 07/20/2008 13:32:22 In: Big Labor In South Carolina, a worker’s right to work without joining a union could be on a very slippery slope. And like the popular game show, Jeopardy, if South Carolina gets this question wrong, it could cost the taxpayer a small fortune. […]

On: 07/16/2008 19:59:23 In: Government Transparency Connecticut’s Citizen’s Ethics Advisory Board decided on March 27th that lawmakers who are under ethics investigations are entitled to taxpayer-funded staff lawyers to defend them.The Board’s decision came in a close 5-4 vote which rejected an advisory opinion by the Office of State Ethics which […]

On: 07/16/2008 15:15:12 In: Page v. Lexington On March 20th, the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments in the precedent-setting free speech case, Page v. Lexington County School District One. ALG News correspondent Tracy Jones filed this report from the scene: During oral arguments, the majority of […]

On: 07/16/2008 12:55:01 In: Congressional Earmarks Late last week, the US Senate, breaking yet another promise to the American people, shot down a one year moratorium on earmarks by wide margins. The 71-29 vote saw only five Democrats join fiscally-conservative Republicans in supporting the moratorium, while scores of Republicans […]