05.20.2014

A version of this article was originally published on TheHill.com. By Rick Manning The Department of Transportation is fining General Motors (GM) $35 million for waiting too long to recall 2.6 million vehicles with faulty ignition switches. Automotive News reports that the ignition switch failures have been linked to 35 crashes and 13 deaths. This announcement comes on […]
05.19.2014

By Rick Manning As originally published at the Washington Examiner. A recent Gallup poll of registered voters shows that voter enthusiasm is at a 20-year low-point based upon responses to a question that has been asked and tracked since the Contract with America election in 1994. The question is simply, “Compared to previous elections, […]
05.19.2014

By Tom Toth Barack Obama is a dreamer, but he’s not the only one. The supporters of Common Core standards, Obamacare, and socialist economic policies seem to have fallen hopelessly in love with the ideas behind these policies. Because the left can’t quite seem to wrap their […]
05.16.2014

By Rick Manning As originally published at Breitbart.com. Government run health care has come under increased scrutiny as America has learned of the bureaucratic decisions to let patients die rather than receive treatment. No, this story isn’t about Obamacare, although it does provide a pretty bleak look into the future as the […]
05.15.2014

By Tom Toth If you’ve ever contributed financially to a Conservative non-profit organization, your odds of being audited by the IRS have jumped significantly. Congressional investigators have found that, from the donor lists the IRS was able to illegally procure from conservative groups seeking tax-exemption, […]
05.14.2014

By Robert Romano “While the voice of every Republican should be heard, our challenge is to figure out how to be a conservative party, without allowing the most extreme voices of the day to control our party and determine its future direction.” That was former Virginia Lt. […]
05.12.2014

By Rick Manning Three things happened in the world of politics last week that are important, but each likely escaped the notice of a vast majority of Americans because they weren’t widely reported. The House Republicans effectively waived a white flag before a shot was even fired […]
05.09.2014

By Robert Romano “[T]he repeal debate is, and should be, over.” That was Barack Obama taking a victory lap on his signature health care law last month, telling the American people what everyone else on Capitol Hill already knows: Obamacare is not going anywhere. Whether it is […]