By Robert Romano On July 9, former Florida Governor and Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush proclaimed that if Americans wanted higher incomes and to get back to 4-percent-a-year economic growth, they need to work longer hours. “[P]eople need to work longer hours and through their productivity gain […]

By Nathan Mehrens After the release of the Obama Administration’s much-publicized “Clean Power Plan” regulations, reports have indicated that the regulatory process that went into developing this “Plan” may not have been as transparent as touted. Environmental extremist groups were apparently regularly communicating and coordinating with officials at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the agency developing the “Plan,” regarding the regulations that comprise the “Plan.” These […]

By Rick Manning Democrats may face another Confederate flag-like problem in the state of Oklahoma as David Boren continues to fight to keep stolen Nazi artwork from the family that is acknowledged to have had it stolen by Hitler’s thugs. David Boren is the current President of […]

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By Representative Ken Buck This year we celebrated the 239th Anniversary of our American experiment — a form of government that’s helped forge the strongest, freest, most prosperous nation the world has ever known. Born in defiance of tyranny and defense of liberty, our nation has survived […]

By Robert Romano Don’t look now, but Donald Trump has rocketed to a 12-point lead in New Hampshire, one of the most important early primary states in the GOP presidential contest. The poll conducted by Monmouth University from July 23 to July 26 shows Donald Trump has the support of 24 percent of […]

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By Robert Romano 2015 may go down as the year that Congress gave up some of its most important legislative powers. Or, at least, the year it was confirmed that Congress’ powers are not what they used to be. Take President Barack Obama’s executive amnesty granting legal […]

By Richard McCarty For decades, companions who sit with the elderly and infirm have been exempt from overtime and the minimum wage under the Fair Labor Standards Act. In 2013, Obama’s Department of Labor issued new regulations determining which companions would continue to be exempt from the […]