By Rick Manning Two big stories that impact politics in America happened this past weekend, one you likely heard about, the other you probably haven’t. The first is the election of a Republican to a Senate seat in Louisiana on Saturday that had been held by Democrats […]

By A.F. Branco

By Robert Romano Talks on the more than $1 trillion omnibus bill were stalled Monday evening as House and Senate negotiators were “finishing out final details,” House Majority Leader Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) said leaving the House floor. On spending, action is required by December 11 in order to avert a partial government shutdown. Slowing things down reportedly were policy riders […]

By Robert Romano With all of the focus on Obama’s executive amnesty of 4.5 million illegal immigrants with U.S.-born children , and House Republicans’ decision to separate funding for agencies that spend money implementing the executive action into a shorter-term continuing resolution — very few are focused on the remainder of the budget. Which may be good news […]

By Bill Wilson With all the noise and distractions, it is easy to understand why the most important story of the decade is being overlooked.  The holidays are in full swing, Congress is playing Hamlet — to be or just roll over yet again — the Occupy […]

By Robert Romano On March 14, the U.S. Department Commerce Department’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) announced that it intends to relinquish control over the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and the domain name system (DNS) to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) without any vote in Congress. For almost 20 years, the Internet has […]

By Robert Romano In response to the White House’s executive amnesty of 4.5 million illegal immigrants with U.S.-born children, House Republicans may be about to offer a two-part funding bill. The plan would fully fund the government through Sept. 30, 2015, except for agencies that spend money […]

By William Warren

By Tom Toth The voter fraud issue has again reared its ugly head, this time in Louisiana. Democrat mayor, and the father of Senator Mary Landrieu’s Chief of Staff, Don Cravins, Sr. gave a campaign rally speech urging the Democrat voters in attendance to “vote again” if they had early voted . He continued […]

By Rick Manning If reports coming from inside the Beltway are to be believed, the lame duck Congress may be preparing to use their power of the purse to fund all of Obama’s outrageous executive actions. Observers should not be fooled by the upcoming hearings, bluster, speeches […]