06.08.2012

Obama administration handicapped by own regulations

By Adam Bitely — The regulatory nightmare that has developed out of the Obama administration since taking office in 2009 has finally caught up with them. The Obama administration ordered that all federal construction projects that exceeds $25 million must have a project-labor agreement (PLA). […]

06.08.2012

Labor union stops blood drive

How greedy is the UFCW? Greedy enough to stop a blood drive to get their way. From the UFCW Monitor : For about four years, there hasn’t been a contract between the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 75 and the Red Cross’ Toledo office. Despite […]

06.07.2012

Boehner commemorates Pelosi on House floor today for her service to the nation…

Boehner gave a “stirring” commemoration of Pelosi on the House floor today in honor of her “25 years of real service” in Congress…

06.07.2012

Must Reads for June 7

06.07.2012

Give me ‘Big Gulp,’ or give me Death

By Howard Rich — New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has declared war on the “Big Gulp.” In fact he’s declared war on any soda or sugary drink that’s larger than sixteen ounces (or contains more than 25 calories per eight ounces). Bloomberg’s Orwellian assault […]

06.07.2012

The GOP’s Emerging Backbone?

By David Bozeman — It may be too early to tell, but the Republican Party appears to be shedding its draw-no-blood, lose-gracefully approach to campaigns that has kept conservative voters either frustrated or stubbornly at home on election days. On May 30, former New Hampshire […]

06.07.2012

Big Labor’s Little Big Horn

NRD Editor’s Note: This column originally appeared at TheHill.com . By Rick Manning — Democrats are spinning the Wisconsin results, saying, “The exit polls show O is leading in the state, so it doesn’t matter.” Of course, those same exit polls showed that the Big Labor Walker recall […]

06.06.2012

Must Reads for June 6

06.06.2012

The continuing embarrassment that is Elizabeth Warren

By Rick Manning — Harvard University has the renowned Kennedy School of Government, which offers programs to train political professionals from around the world. Perhaps, Harvard Law professor and candidate for the U.S. Senate Elizabeth Warren might want to have a pow-wow with her colleagues before continuing […]

06.06.2012

Walker win a turning point

By Bill Wilson — With Scott Walker’s crushing victory over Tom Barrett to retain his seat as Governor of Wisconsin, the nation may be reaching a critical turning point over the fundamental relationship between taxpayers and public employees. Between the government, and the governed. Predicated on the […]

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