10.21.2015
By Robert Romano In September, Congress averted a partial government shutdown when it voted to continue appropriations at 2015 levels, but those only go through December 11, when another omnibus spending bill or continuing resolution will be needed. As such, that means there is still time for […]
10.20.2015
By Dustin Howard In the wake of the Supreme Court’s Obergefell decision that imposes same sex marriage on the states, the freedom to dissent against the federal interpretation of marriage is now in jeopardy. Could the government now deny a tax exemption, grant, contract, […]
10.19.2015
By Don Todd Recently, Johnson & Johnson ran an elaborate Internet ad on Politico begging for more government regulation over their business and products. Adorned with pictures of babies and children (babies and children use cosmetics?), they proclaimed that the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) cosmetic regulations need to be […]
10.15.2015
By Dustin Howard It’s not every day Sen. Marco Rubio and Sen. Ted Cruz agree on immigration policy, is it? Both Senators lent their names to the Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act , legislation by David Vitter (R-La.), and to their credit , so did Sens. Pat Toomey (R-Penn.), Chuck Grassley […]
10.15.2015
By Rick Manning As published at http://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blog/technology/257026-fcc-should-leave-legislating-to-congress-and-leave-the The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) seems bent on usurping congressional Article One authority, as their just-announced decision to consider including the “exclusivity rule” on their docket for their next open meeting shows. Let’s be clear: There is no legitimate free-market argument […]
10.14.2015
By Robert Romano Last July, the Obama administration’s U.S. Sentencing Commission decided it would be retroactively reducing federal criminal sentences. Let’s call it what it is: Mass early criminal release. The change, which took effect Nov. 1, 2014 — that is to say, Congress failed to overturn […]
