By Robert Romano 7 Senate Democrats had the good sense to dodge a political attack ad nightmare when Debo Adegbile was defeated to be the next Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division. Obama’s nominee for the Justice Department post is best known for acting as […]

By Rick Manning As originally published at TheHill.com. President Obama’s 2015 budget shows that his domestic policy is every bit as grounded in reality as his foreign policy, which The Washington Post declared this weekend to be “based on fantasy.” Obama’s new budget reveals his economic Neverland where taxes that destroy private […]

By Robert Romano A lot has happened since former Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Exempt Organizations head Lois Lerner refused to testify in May 2013 about the agency targeting of the tea party and other 501(c)(4) organizations, asserting her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. For starters, it turns […]

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By Robert Romano The Senate will vote Tuesday on whether or not to confirm Debo Adegbile as the next Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division. Adegbile is perhaps best known for acting as the NAACP Legal Defense Fund’s litigation director as it defended one of […]

By Tom Toth Newly elected New York City mayor Bill De Blasio has thrown the first punch against inner city families with the nerve to escape failing city public schools. De Blasio terminated land usage agreements with one existing school in Harlem and three more New York […]

By Rick Manning 140,000 comments.  That’s how many groups and individuals weighed in on the Internal Revenue Service’s proposed regulations that would normalize the IRS’ targeting of tea party groups, and a review of a sampling of these comments reveals a startling new reality – they overwhelmingly […]

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A version of this article appeared at the Washington Examiner. By Nathan Mehrens One of the reasons the DISCLOSE Act — legislation designed to squelch 501(c)(4) political speech in and around election time — was defeated in 2010 was the presence of carve-outs written into the bill to exempt favored special interests. Under the proposal, […]

By Robert Romano A recent Wall Street Journal oped by Ajit Pai, the sole Republican commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), called attention to an alarming study commissioned by the agency that would have “ascertain[ed] the process by which stories are selected, station priorities (for content, production quality, and populations served), perceived station bias, perceived […]