By Kevon Martis — The Michigan Energy-Michigan Jobs (MEMJ) Proposal 3 — its 25 by 25 gambit — would have forced Michigan taxpayers and ratepayers to produce 25 percent of the Wolverine State’s electricity via expensive, unreliable, parasitic wind and solar projects by 2025. The […]

By Bill Wilson — Those governors that are today considering whether or not to implement a state-run health insurance exchange under the new health care law may hold the fate of Obamacare in their hands. Under the law, state exchanges would be responsible for dispersing some $800 […]

NRD Editor’s Note: This column originally appeared at Investor’s Business Daily . By Howard Rich — In Barack Obama’s first term the U.S. labor force shrank to a 30-year low. Job growth lagged behind population growth as millions gave up their search for gainful employment. Income levels receded, […]

Great news from Alabama Governor Robert Bentley : “I am not going to set up a state-based exchange that will create a tax burden of up to $50 million on the people of Alabama.  As governor, I cannot support adding such a tax burden onto our citizens,” Governor Bentley […]

Prepared by the Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow , summarizing current knowledge on climate. 1) CO2 is a greenhouse gas and it has been rising steadily. How can you deny global warming? The Earth has warmed – and cooled – over the past 50 years. We’ve also experienced periods of […]

By Rebekah Rast — As green energy technologies continue to spread throughout all areas of the U.S. it has angered a peculiar new bully. Environmentalists. Yes.  Sometimes green energy and environmentalists don’t get along.  In fact, these conflicts are becoming more common. A New York Post article highlighting the […]

By Bill Wilson — If a new United Nations (UN) treaty governing small arms passes the U.S. Senate with a two-thirds majority, it will directly regulate gun owners in the U.S., warns acclaimed constitutional attorney Michael Farris. “[I]t is aimed not only at arms dealers — it […]

By David Bozeman — Woody Allen once quipped that there are two sides to a person, one being the side that aspires to such nobler things as art, beauty and pondering the meaning of life, and then there’s the other side that has all the […]

By Rick Manning — Analyzing elections when feelings are still raw is usually a bad idea.  Of course that doesn’t stop those with an agenda from opining and pushing specific pet ideas. That is what we have been witnessing in the wake of Tuesday’s massive disappointment.  The […]

It’s hard to imagine how MSNBC could stoop any lower, but they never cease to amaze. MSNBC anchor Martin Bashir showed a clip of Charles Krauthammer that he then apologized afterwards to the viewers for having shown them Krauthammer’s face. Noel Sheppard put it best : The childish unprofessionalism on […]