06.01.2012

Thankfully McDonald’s is going to stand up to New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s absurd attempt to limit people the freedom of choice when it comes to what size beverage they want if they are ordering soda or other sweet drinks. McDonald’s had this to say on Twitter today to Nanny State Bloomberg: A free people have the choice to order what they want. Bloomberg, nor any politician or […]
06.01.2012

By Rebekah Rast — Recently the Seattle City Council unanimously passed Resolution 31379, opposing the development of coal-export terminals in Washington State. These terminals would use local railroads for transporting coal to the shore to be shipped overseas, mainly to Asian markets. However, according to the Associated Press , “mining […]
06.01.2012

NRD Editor’s Note: This column originally appeared at TheHill.com . By Rick Manning — From msn.com: “Ireland’s economy was once growing so fast it was dubbed the ‘Celtic Tiger.’ But the property bubble burst, the banks were thrown into crisis, the government got deep into debt spending billions […]
05.31.2012

Candidate Obama and President Obama are two different people. Candidate Obama opposes corporate welfare while President Obama is all too happy to hand taxpayer cash out to the companies. Don’t believe me? Watch this: (H/T RSC )
05.31.2012

By Rick Manning — U.S. Representative Artur Davis seconded the nomination of Barack Obama for president in 2008 at the Democratic Party convention in Denver, Colorado. Now, almost four years later, Davis has left the Party of Obama, Pelosi and Schumer telling the Daily Caller that if he were […]
05.31.2012

By Paul Driessen — EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson says we face grave threats to human health, welfare and justice. She’s absolutely right. However, the dangers are not due to factory or power plant emissions, or supposed effects of “dangerous manmade global warming.” They are the […]
05.30.2012

MEMO FOR THE MOVEMENT RE: Some members of congress are trying to reopen the earmark ban through an obscure legislative process. For many conservatives, the two-year moratorium on the practice of earmarking was the signature accomplishment of the new House majority elected in 2010. Yet, […]