08.08.2013

Holder’s Florida self-defense blunder

By Rick Manning Attorney General Eric Holder has urged that Florida’s firearm and self-defense laws undergo national scrutiny.  This is a discussion that gun rights advocates should welcome. Before Holder opened up this can of worms, he should have conducted basic due diligence and looked at Florida’s […]

08.08.2013

Cartoon: Phony scandals

By William Warren

08.08.2013

Collusion on IRS scandal may reach FEC, SEC, and the White House

By Robert Romano More and more, on the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) scandal targeting of the tea party and other 501(c)(4) organizations, the question is less who was involved, but now, who was not. First it was supposed to be two rogue employees at the Cincinnati office […]

08.07.2013

Will Obama invoke executive privilege on the IRS documents?

By Robert Romano Things are getting very, very interesting in the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) scandal targeting tea party and other 501(c)(4) organizations, with the House Committee on Oversight leading the investigation issuing a wide-reaching subpoena for executive branch documents. Included in the request made by committee chairman Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Ind.) to Treasury Secretary Jack Lew are all of the communications […]

08.07.2013

Beware of Martin O’Malley

By Marta H. Mossburg In April I wrote about why Americans should be wary of Maryland’s Democratic chief executive, Martin O’Malley , who may have big plans for the White House. At the time I noted how under his administration taxes and fees had been raised 37 times and how he pushed for a gas tax and environmental regulations costing businesses and […]

08.06.2013

Cartoon: IRS in the black

By A.F. Branco

08.05.2013

Editorial: Official Washington vs. The People

You knew it would happen. President Obama and Harry Reid have worked out a deal to exempt Congressional employees  including members of Congress from being treated like everyone else, and having to help pay the cost of premiums under Obamacare. Magically, Obama’s Office of Personnel Management is coming […]

08.05.2013

Time to sue for educational choice

By Marta H. Mossburg States long ago disowned eugenics. Some have made formal apologies. North Carolina last week became the first state to announce it will compensate victims. It set aside $10 million to pay those who are still alive from a group of about […]

08.02.2013

Cartoon: Dangerous strain

By William Warren

08.02.2013

Zero to Zero: A third way to solve sugar policy deadlock

By ALG Staff Big candy company’s like Hershey should take note of a new study just released by the Americans for Limited Government Foundation.  The study by College of Charleston Business Profession Mark Hartley identifies a proposal known as the zero to zero policy as […]

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