MEMO FOR THE MOVEMENT AMERICAN TAXPAYERS MONEY SENT TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES THAT OPPOSE AMERICAN INTERESTS AIDS NO ONE! RE: How much should American taxpayers send to foreign lands where U.S. diplomats are assaulted, embassies assailed, and where political and economic freedoms hardly exist? ISSUE-IN-BRIEF:  $53,000,000,000 […]

By Rebekah Rast — While the discussion is still alive to cut Big Bird’s taxpayer subsidy as a first step to tackling America’s budget woes, it’s a mere drop in the bucket compared to another industry taxpayers do not need to be assisting. Green energy.  […]

By Rick Manning — The financial news has been dominated over the past couple of years about problems that various European countries have had paying the interest on the loans they have taken out to finance their government’s deficit. From Greece and Ireland to Spain and Italy, […]

By David Nace — The United States has a huge fiscal problem.  Our Federal government now spends $1 for every $.60 it receives in taxes.  Over the last three years, these deficits have been over $1.2 trillion each year.  The narrative of the Obama administration, […]

By Robert Romano — One issue certain to come up at the Oct. 11 vice-presidential debate between Paul Ryan and Joe Biden will be the sorry state of the nation’s finances, with a national debt of $16.161 trillion and rising. For Ryan, this presents a unique opportunity […]

By Rick Manning — The Obama campaign launched an Internet hit campaign using Big Bird to attack Mitt Romney as a result of Romney’s debate claim that he would eliminate funding for the Public Broadcasting System if elected president. Romney unequivocally declared that the U.S. government was […]

By Robert Romano — “The average middle-class family with children would pay about $2,000 more. Now, that’s not my analysis; that’s the analysis of economists who have looked at this.” That was how Barack Obama described Mitt Romney’s tax plan to millions of potential voters at the […]

By Rebekah Rast — In September 2008, before Barack Obama was elected president and Steven Chu appointed Department of Energy Secretary, Chu stated, “Somehow we have to figure out how to boost the price of gasoline to the levels in Europe.” Thanks in large part […]

By Kevin Mooney — Both Gov. Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama have expressed support for green energy initiatives throughout the campaign. But in their debate last Wednesday, Romney quickly pivoted away from the concept when he was asked to discuss tax policy. Obama has […]

By Rick Manning — Believe it or not, somehow the unemployment rate number dipped below Obama’s self-defined 8 percent threshold needed for re-election.  The timing of this .3 percent drop in the jobless rate with just five short weeks before the election caused many, including Americans for […]