By Brad Tidwell

By Robert Romano When it was thought that the National Security Agency (NSA) mass surveillance program only included the metadata of U.S. personal phone calls without suspicion — that is, who called who, at what time, and the locations — the program barely survived a 205 to 217 vote to defund it in an amendment proposed by Rep. Justin Amash (R-Mich.) last July in the House of Representatives. […]

By William Warren

By Tom Toth The left hates America.  That’s why they want to fundamentally transform it. When Barack Obama first ventured to occupy the Oval Office, the purpose of his presidency would be to “fundamentally transform of United States.” An ear-pleasing term for far-left activists excited to move […]

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 […]