By Rick Manning Adapted from testimony delivered to the Senate Commerce Committee on May 24, 2016. Chairman Thune, Ranking Member Nelson, and members of this distinguished committee, thank you for the opportunity to offer Americans for Limited Government’s views regarding the National Telecommunications and Information Administration’s (NTIA) plan to transition oversight of the Internet’s domain name system (DNS), including the […]

By Rick Manning Lt. General Jerry Boykin retired from the U.S. Army with the distinction of having led all Special Forces units in the Army.  Boykin had survived the jungles of Vietnam, Columbia and Panama, along with untold number of missions around the globe.  Yet, in his […]

By Don Todd Ever wonder why those on the left who are opposed to personal choice on every level other than abortion refer to themselves as pro-choice?  That’s simple, because it sounds better that what it really is, pro-abortion.  In the mass media there is no such […]

By Robert Romano 87 to 9 . That was the vote in the U.S. Senate on an amendment to the Transportation and Housing and Urban Development appropriations bill that blocks funds from being “used by the Department of Housing and Urban Development to direct a grantee to undertake specific changes to existing […]

By Rick Manning The Senate is voting on whether to rein in President Obama’s outlandish regulation that uses $3 billion community development block grant money to coerce 1,200 recipient cities and counties nationwide to submit local zoning plans to the Department of Housing and Urbana Development (HUD) to redress imagined discrimination based upon neighborhoods’ racial and income make-up. Sen. Mike […]

By Natalia Castro A simple Google search of “won’t vote for Hillary petition” reveals at least 5 petitions with about 10,000 signatures each of individuals swearing to never vote for Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton. But these are not angry Republicans or Independents, they are Democrats […]

By Sen. Mike Lee Adapted from Senate floor remarks on May 18, 2016. Mr. President, in a piece of legislation of this size, there is always much to praise — and, unfortunately, even more to criticize. I rise today, specifically, to correct one major mistake […]

By Nathan Mehrens As originally published at http://www.investors.com/politics/perspective/why-does-labor-dept-limit-access-to-lawyers/ Kill all employment lawyers and advisors, or at least the services they provide. This seems to be the mantra of the U.S. Department of Labor as it engages in mission creep, doing its best to reduce the availability […]

By Natalia Castro There is a well-coordinated prison break going on in your city, planned by politicians and disguised as S.2123 or the so-called Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015 . Under the term “criminal justice reform” Senators want you to believe our justice system is being changed, in reality the problem is being released […]