By A.F. Branco

By Rick Manning The fact that the politically motivated lane closures on the George Washington Bridge is still getting national attention should be a text book for Republicans on how to run a negative campaign against your opponents. The Democrats in New Jersey had a plan and […]

By Tom Toth After three years of planning and development, Obamacare was finally launched in October 2013. Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told the nation in 2009 that the bill needed to be past so we could “find out what is in it.” The following slides will […]

By Marta H. Mossburg Boy, have progressives “evolved.” The party of saloon protesters, suffragettes and crusaders against smoking, prostitution and immigration are now the champions of government-regulated vice. They no longer want to save souls, but use them to increase tax revenue to fund an […]

By Robert Romano Nullification is back. And it is getting heated. For the uninitiated, nullification is a theory of constitutional Tenth Amendment powers wherein states are said to have the power to declare federal law that it deems unconstitutional to be null and void within the boundaries […]

By William Warren

By Rick Manning Political messaging in Washington is, if nothing, obvious and transparent. Fallout from Obamacare threatens the remaining three years of his Administration, and the President desperately needs to change the subject. Big donors and far left planners have already put together the “Ready for Hillary” […]

[tps_header][/tps_header] [tps_title]Barbara Kay Bosserman By Tom Toth The integrity of the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) criminal investigation of IRS targeting of conservative groups, including Tea Party-affiliated organizations, may be dead on arrival. Barbara Kay Bosserman, a trial lawyer for the DOJ, has been selected to head the […]

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 […]