NRD Editor’s Note: This post originally appeared at TheHill.com . By Rick Manning — I’m getting sick of the rewriting of 2008 presidential campaign history as K Street Republicans continue to assault Sarah Palin in the fear that a similarly conservative Republican will rise to the top of […]

Democrats want you to believe there is no voter fraud and if there is, it doesn’t amount to anything.  They lie.  There is a lot and it matters a great deal . 1,099 felons voted illegally in an election “won,” supposedly, by Al Franken, by 312 votes. 243 have been convicted of illegally voting in the race; another 66 […]

By Rachel Swaffer — One year.  Three charitable non-profits.  $668 million dollars.   These numbers merely scratch the surface of the financial behemoth that is bankrolling liberal policy, political activism, the U.S. educational system, the current environmental jihad, labor and union interests, as well as economic […]

As originally published at ObamacareWatcher.org. By John Vinci — The state of Maine on Aug. 1, 2012, sent a shot across the bow of Obamacare in the form of a letter to Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), Kathleen Sebelius. [1] The letter requests a reduction to Maine’s Medicaid eligibility […]

By Duane Miller — Conservatives selected a candidate for senator in Texas this week.  What are called “grassroots-conservatives” celebrated the election.  Ted Cruz, a political unknown one year ago, defeated Lt. Governor David Dewhurst, handily.  Dewhurst represented the Republican establishment.  He was an office-holder, had […]

Originally published in Investor’s Business Daily. By Howard Rich — British Prime Minister David Cameron caused an international stir last month when he addressed a meeting of the world’s largest economies in Mexico City. In his remarks, Cameron referenced a specific component of France’s new €7.2 billion tax hike program — […]

By Paul Driessen — The latest justification for extending the industrial wind electricity production tax credit (PTC) is that we need an “all of the above” energy policy. The slogan falls flat, even when it’s expanded to “all of the above and below” — which […]

By Adam Bitely — In a 245-172 vote in the House on July 26, the House passed H.R. 4078, the Red Tape Reduction and Small Business Job Creation Act . This legislation, if passed by the Senate and signed by the President, would stop the federal government from imposing many harmful regulations that cripple job creation […]

By Bill Wilson — A year ago, the $2.1 trillion increase in the debt ceiling was accepted — the largest in American history — because of the promise of offsetting spending cuts. A supercommittee was formed to find the cuts, but if it failed, $62 billion of […]

By John Vinci — A controversial Obamacare regulation has been temporarily shelved by a federal district court in Colorado in a blow to one of Obama’s primary regulatory pushes through his Health and Human Services Department. The preliminary injunction granted on July 27th is no small matter […]