By Rick Manning Taxpayer-funded educrats routinely attack free market schools for having “no accountability,” but one of the nation’s worst government-run school districts is showing just how non-accountable – and non-transparent – “public” schools can be. In Jasper County, South Carolina last month, school district leaders conducted […]

Jan. 7, 2014, Fairfax, Va.—Americans for Limited Government President Nathan Mehrens today issued the following statement urging Senate rejection of Debo Adegbile as the next Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division: “The Senate should reject Debo Adegbile from being confirmed as the next […]

By Tom Toth Since 2008, Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal’s reform efforts to give the opportunity of an excellent education to each student through school vouchers have hit Democrats in the most damaging way possible: Success. As of the fall semester in 2013, roughly 8,000 Louisiana students in […]

By Marta H. Mossburg I hope “messaging” dies in 2014. It is rotting the country from the inside out like an ambrosia beetle whose name is so sweet but ultimately kills the trees it invades. It is a main reason Detroit could not change its […]

By Rick Manning Eleven states are now challenging the legal ability of the Obama administration to unilaterally change and delay portions of the Affordable Care Act without the consent of Congress. As The Hill reported: “Eleven GOP attorneys general say the Obama administration is breaking the law […]

By Nathan Mehrens  Prior to departing on a two-week Hawaiian vacation, a reflective President Obama paused to offer a rather rosy prediction for the coming year. “I firmly believe 2014 will be a breakthrough year for America,” he said. Let’s hope he’s right.  Regardless of […]

By William Warren

By Rick Manning No politician had a greater impact on the past year than freshman U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas). Cruz came from the Lone Star State not owing the D.C. political establishment anything, after he beat the chosen replacement for Kay Bailey Hutchison in an underfunded, […]

By A.F. Branco

By Robert Romano What’s past is prologue, or so the Bard told us centuries ago. And if 2013 was any indication, 2014 and subsequent years will see the continuation of institutional retaliation against not only the tea party, but of a wider anti-establishment sentiment prevalent on both […]