Nathan Mehrens – General Counsel will be on Tom Roten’s show on 800 WHVU at 7:04 am EDT in Huntington, WV talking about the FDA opening the door for caffeine age restrictions.  You can listen live online . Bill Wilson , president, will be on with Reid Mullins on 1000 WTOK in OK City at 7:30 am EDT talking about the Senate Republican walk out in the Environment and Public Works Committee on […]

By Willie Deutsch In March of 2012, Tea Party groups like the Richmond Tea Party were asked intrusive questions by the IRS as part of their application for tax-exempt status .  Groups were asked to provide donor and membership lists, and their applications took years to handle.  At the time allegations of targeting were strongly denied by IRS Commissioner Douglas […]

By Willie Deutsch Americans for Limited Government General Counsel Nathan Mehrens today issued the following statement praising eight Republican members of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, Senators David Vitter, James Inhofe, John Barrasso, Jeff Sessions, Mike Crapo, Roger Wicker, John Boozman, and Deb […]

By Rick Manning Insane, bonkers, utterly mad and downright Looney Tunes are all terms which could be used to describe actions a Yorkshire, England power plant is taking to meet Great Britain’s green agenda. Great Britain has coal, plenty of it, and the Drax power plant is one of the […]

By Marita Noon Last month, Earth Day came and went. Perhaps you missed hearing about it. For 2013, the theme was “The Face of Climate Change.” Other than a change in the Post Office cancellation mark on your letters from the usual wavy lines, to […]

By Willie Deutsch “Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is an American hero.  He has shown everyone how to stand up to the bullying of Eric Holder’s Justice Department, and he should be applauded and defended by everyone who believes in freedom.  Hopefully Kobach’s example […]

ALG Staff The Labor Department chieftain responsible for the Obama Administration’s much-maligned green labor grants program has resigned effective May 31.  Jane Oates oversaw a multi-billion budget for the Labor Department’s Employment Training Administration, the largest within the Department, overseeing such varied programs as Job […]

By David Bozeman A Tea Party based “ Draft Sarah ” movement has sprung up in recent months, leading to speculation that the former governor may challenge first-term Democratic incumbent Mark Begich for the U.S. Senate in 2014.  Palin trails Begich in general election polling, as well […]

By Nathan Mehrens The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee are likely to vote on the nomination of Obama Labor Secretary nominee Thomas Perez this week, and their vote will be a precursor of how the overall Senate vote is likely to go. Perez’ […]

By Robert Romano Another strong showing by the insurgent UK Independence Party (UKIP) is sending shockwaves across the British political landscape. In local county council elections on May 2, the party led by Nigel Farage picked up major ground with as much as 23 percent of the […]