04.06.2016

Just say no to Obama’s midnight regulations

By Dustin Howard The national nightmare that is the Obama administration will soon be over, and the people who made it a nightmare still have pens and phones. From Executive Amnesty to the ad-hoc to the Obama’s administration’s effort to stifle energy exploration and usage, […]

04.05.2016

Cartoon: Running away with it

04.04.2016

Broadband is now a right, corporate cronyism runs amok with $9.25/mon. Obamanet

By Rick Manning The Federal Communications Commission just created Obamanet by providing a $9.25 subsidy for millions deemed to be in need of broadband Internet service. How did the FCC get the power to spend $2.4 billion of tax dollars each year? Congress gave it to them […]

04.04.2016

Why Trump and Cruz had better bury the hatchet

By Robert Romano Neither Donald Trump nor Ted Cruz may be the Republican nominee in 2016, despite having acquired far and away the most votes and the most delegates to date. That is, if the two candidates cannot bury the hatchet prior to the nominating convention in […]

04.01.2016

On Wisconsin!

By Rick Manning   Wisconsin has an important place in our nation’s political history as both the birthplace of the Republican Party in the town of Ripon, and the state that spawned the Progressive movement in the first couple of decades of the 20th Century led by […]

04.01.2016

Does Congress matter? Commerce Dept. reviews Internet giveaway proposal lawmakers prohibited.

By Robert Romano On March 23, the National Institute of Standards and Technology awarded a $18,690 sole-source contract to the President and Fellows of Harvard College to review a Commerce Department proposal to relinquish the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) functions to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). […]

03.31.2016

Who told NTIA it was still okay to work on Internet giveaway after Congress defunded it?

By Rick Manning Adapted from a letter to U.S. Rep. Greg Walden (R-Oreg.), Chairman of the Subcommittee on Communications and Technology of the House Energy and Commerce Committee . In Singapore on Feb. 15, 2015, Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information at the Department of Commerce Lawrence Strickling answered a question about why he believed the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) was still allowed to plan transitioning the Internet Assigned Numbers […]

03.30.2016

Intel warns of trade war if U.S. doesn’t give away Internet

By Rick Manning On March 17, the House Energy and Commerce Communications and Technology Subcommittee convened a hearing to begin to review a proposal by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) to transition key domain name system functions to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and […]

03.30.2016

When it comes to Trump-hating, it is worse than conspiracy, it is consensus

By Don Todd No candidate in modern times has been on the receiving end of more demonizing than Donald J. Trump.  It spews from leftist publications and blogs, publications and blogs on the right and from the so-called main stream media.  Second only to the hate directed […]

03.29.2016

Cartoon: Present arms

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