By Bill Wilson U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio came out swinging recently against the nomination of Thomas Perez for Secretary of Labor — and rightly so. “After carefully reviewing Thomas Perez’s, record, views and conduct during his confirmation process, it is clear to me he should not be […]

By Nathan Mehrens A recent federal court decision has got big labor running scared. And it should be. The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a Michigan law that bars public schools from collecting union dues , overturning a district court injunction against implementation of the law. The circuit court also ordered the lowered court to uphold the law. The law in question […]

By Marta H. Mossburg If the Tribune Company were Biblical Egypt, the Koch brothers buying its papers would be the 11th plague. They are probably behind billions of red, bulgy-eyed cicadas poised to swarm the East Coast this year, too. Or so think many liberals. […]

By Robert Romano Congressional Democrats continued with a common theme focusing on whether 501(c)(4) organizations, which do not have to disclose donors publicly, should be allowed to engage in any political activity at a May 22 House oversight hearing on the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) targeting of […]

By Willie Deutsch During yesterday’s IRS hearing, Rep. Mark Pocan (D-WIS) stated , “If there is a silver lining in the IRS’s wrongdoing, it’s that it has united Republicans and Democrats against a common enemy: that evil IRS.” The IRS scandal isn’t the only one to unite Americans.  We’ve seen […]

By Rick Manning It was a joke, right? Nothing more than a way for those, like me, who oppose President Obama’s policies to make light of his seeming dependency on a teleprompter to speak publicly.  The teleprompter was almost Garry Trudeau-esque in the ease which it could […]

By Rick Manning The former IRS Commissioner, Douglas Shulman, who was appointed by President George W. Bush in 2008, is a former Democrat whose wife has a history of contributing to Democrat campaigns including a $2,000 contribution to the John Kerry presidential campaign in 2004. In an […]

By Rick Manning The idea that no man is above the law stands as one of the fundamental tenets of our nation.  The simple concept that the United States is a nation of laws and not men or women has been at the heart of equal protection […]

By Robert Romano As Sherlock Holmes and Mr. Spock were always fond of noting, when attempting to unravel a whodunit, a useful postulate is: “When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.” Point in case is the targeting by multiple government […]

By Rick Manning The Obama Administration felt the backlash from liberal media sources this past week and appears to be reeling from a sudden realization that they aren’t in Kansas  anymore. First it was Jon Stewart , whose Comedy Central “news” broadcast is must see tv for many of […]