By Rick Manning The National Republican Senatorial Committee has a Mississippi problem. Their campaign tactics have made their nominee nearly unelectable in the reddest of red states. The Mississippi Senate primary challenger, Chris McDaniel, won the vote amongst Republican voters, and has vowed to challenge the tainted election […]

By Robert Romano When Edward Snowden provided the Washington Post and the Guardian unprecedented access to documents detailing National Security Agency (NSA) global surveillance operations, the one everyone focused on was the secret U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court orders to furnish the phone records of every person in the country . Back then, the government’s line was that it was just the metadata of the records, […]

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-By Brad Tidwell In recent debates about Obamacare, there’s been a theme pushed by many opposing the Hobby Lobby decision to not pay for certain kinds of birth control — #NotMyBossBusiness. The idea is businesses should not be able to make health care decisions for […]

By ALG Staff Americans for Limited Government president Nathan Mehrens today urged Senator John Thune (R-SD) to, “join the Senate Judiciary Committee in passing a clean version of STELA reauthorization.” The STELA reauthorization which is scheduled to expire this year, governs the relationships between broadcasters […]

By Robert Romano Think OPEC, but for the Internet. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has a global monopoly on domain names worldwide, and is currently a $300 million a year in revenue operation. Right now, its domain name fees are defined and limited […]

By Tom Toth Who decides, after all debate settles, what exactly is appropriate and acceptable in a society? Generally speaking, societal norms, preferences, and jargon evolve over a period of time, until the rules of those norms become second nature to virtually everyone taking participating in a […]

A version of this article was published in full on TheHill.com, linked below. By Rick Manning Americans have the wrong idea about the 4th of July. Perhaps it is due to the fireworks displays celebrating the holiday, giving the appearance of a bombardment suitable for the flag still […]

By Rick Manning President Obama’s “so sue me” statement earlier this week announcing that he is going to continue ignoring Congress and the U.S. Constitution in his on-going pursuit of fundamental transformation of the nation is not surprising from a man who is bereft of the political […]

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